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SIGARCH Computer Architecture News, Volume 17
Volume 17, Number 1, March 1989
- J.-P. Moskowitz, C. Jousselin:

An algebraic memory model. 55-62 - W. F. Wong:

A stack addressing scheme based on windowing. 63-69 - Pipelining through Dynamic Control ROM. 70-72

- Stanley E. Lass:

Some innovations in computer architecture. 73-77
- Philip Bitar:

Review of Parallel execution of logic programs by John Conery. Kluwer Academic Publishers 1987. 81-82
Volume 17, Number 2, April 1989
- Joel S. Emer, John L. Hennessy:

ASPLOS-III Proceedings - Third International Conference on Architectural Support for Programming Languages and Operating Systems, Boston, Massachusetts, USA, April 3-6, 1989. ACM Press 1989, ISBN 0-89791-300-0 [contents]
Volume 17, Number 3, June 1989
- Jean-Claude Syre:

Proceedings of the 16th Annual International Symposium on Computer Architecture. Jerusalem, Israel, June 1989. ACM 1989, ISBN 0-89791-319-1 [contents]
Volume 17, Number 4, June 1989
- André M. Van Tilborg:

Panel on future directions in parallel computer architecture. 3-53 - Neil J. Gunther, Mark T. Noga:

ParcBench: a benchmark for shared-memory architectures. 54-61 - Ali Elkateeb, Tho Le-Ngoc:

A priority strategy on RISC for real-time multitasking software applications. 62-68 - Yen-Jen Oyang:

A multiprocessor configuration in accordance with the aspects of physical and systems design. 69-73 - Heinrich Seebauer:

A memory controller executing segment operations in time 0(1). 74-81 - R. J. Schwartz:

The design and development of a dynamic program behavior measurement tool for the Intel 8086/88. 82-94 - Alain J. Martin, Steven M. Burns, Tak-Kwan Lee, Drazen Borkovic, Pieter J. Hazewindus:

The first asynchronous microprocessor: the test results. 95-98 - Alain J. Martin, Steven M. Burns, Tak-Kwan Lee, Drazen Borkovic, Pieter J. Hazewindus:

The design of an asynchronous microprocessor. 99-110 - F. Cornett:

The UT1000 microprogramming simulator: an educational tool. 111-118 - C. K. Yuen, W. F. Wong:

A bidirectional data driven Lisp engine for the direct execution of Lisp in parallel. 119-130
Volume 17, Number 5, September 1989
- Mark Smotherman:

A sequencing-based taxonomy of I/0 systems and review of historical machines. 5-15 - Robert Cousins:

DMA considerations on RISC workstations. 16-23 - Randy H. Katz:

A project on high performance I/0 subsystems. 24-31 - Peter C. Dibble, Michael L. Scott

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Beyond striping: the bridge multiprocessor file system. 32-39 - A. L. Narasimha Reddy, Prithviraj Banerjee:

A study parallel disk organizations. 40-47 - Jonathan M. Smith, Gerald Q. Maguire Jr.:

Measured response times for page-sized fetches on a network. 48-54 - Barry L. Wolman, T. M. Olson:

IOBENCH: a system independent IO benchmark. 55-70 - T. M. Oslon:

Disk array performance in a random IO environment. 71-77 - Barry L. Wolman:

An analysis of server-based locking. 78-82 - Eddy H. Debaere:

Instruction-path coprocessing to solve some RISC problems. 83-94 - Heinrich Seebauer:

A memory controller executing segment operations in time 0(1). 95-102 - P. K. Chiu:

Representation of logic functions by if-then clauses. 103-107 - Cristian Baleanu, Dan Tomescu:

Embedding computers in a cellular array. 108-115 - Stanley E. Lass:

On hardware enhanced 80386 software emulation, compiled emulation, a program distribution language, and pack computers. 116-118
Volume 17, Number 6, December 1989
- Daniel Litaize, Omar Hammami, Mustapha Lalam, Abdelaziz Mzoughi, Pascal Sainrat:

Multiprocessors with a serial multiport memory and a pseudo crossbar of serial links used s a processor-memeory switch. 8-21 - Gerhard Fritsch, Wolfgang Henning, H. Hessenauer, Rainer Klar, Claus-Uwe Linster, C. W. Oehlrich, Peter Schlenk, Jens Volkert:

Distributed shared memory multiprocessor architecture MEMSY for high performance paralel computations. 22-35 - Abraham Mendelson, Dhiraj K. Pradhan, Adit D. Singh:

A single cached copy data coherence scheme for multiprocessor systems. 36-49 - Dror G. Feitelson, Larry Rudolph:

Architecture for a multi-user general-purpose parllel system. 50-56 - Donna J. Quammen, D. Richard Miller, Daniel Tabak:

Register window architecture for multitasking applications. 57-66 - Arnold L. Rosenberg:

Efficient emulations of interconnection networks. 67-79 - Isaac D. Scherson, Peter F. Corbett:

Description and performance of a class of orthogonal multiprocessor networks. 80-90 - Llana David, Ran Ginosar, Michael Yoeli:

An efficient implementation of Boolean functions nd finite state machine as self-timed circuit. 91-104 - Apostolos Dollan, Robert F. Krick:

The case for the sustained performance computer architecture. 129-136 - Eric E. Johnson:

Working set prefetching for cache memories. 137-141 - K.-H. Lee, C. H. Lam:

Massage-passing controllerr for a shared-memory multiprocessor. 142-149 - Tsong-Chih Hsu, Ling-Yang Kung:

Logic and conflict-free vector addresses. 150-153 - Tsong-Chih Hsu, Ling-Yang Kung:

An address gneration unit for array accessing. 154-160 - Tsong-Chih Hsu, Ling-Yang Kung:

A hardware mechanism for priority queue. 162-169

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