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  William M. Conner, Edward R. Dirling:
  Input/Output considerations in look-ahead processing. 7-12
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  Robert F. Rosin:
  The significance of microprogramming. 14-19

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  Mario J. Gonzalez:
  Review of Microprogramming primer by Harry Katzan, Jr. McGraw-Hill 1977. 29-30

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  Michael McGill:
  SIGIR-SIGARCH-SIGMOD Third Workshop on Computer Architecture for Non-Numeric Processing, Blue Mountain Lake, Syracuse, NY, USA, May 17-18, 1977. ACM 1977 [contents]

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  Glenford J. Myers:
  The case against stack-oriented instruction sets. 7-10
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  Andrew S. Tanenbaum:
  Ambiguous machine architecture and program efficiency. 11-13
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  D. R. Hicks:
  Microprogramming with a content-addressable read-only-memory. 14-15
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  D. R. Hicks:
  Multitasking as a program structuring primitive. 16-18

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  Gerhard Chroust:
  Review of Digital system implementation by Gerrit A. Blaauw. Prentice Hall, Series in Automatic Computatin 1976. 27-28

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  R. A. Hagan, Chris S. Wallace:
  A virtual memory system for the Hewlett Packard 2100A. 5-13
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  Forest Baskett:
  More on microprocessors of the future. 14-17
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  Yaohan Chu:
  Direct-execution computer architecture. 18-23
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  Peter Schulthess, Eduard Mumprecht:
  Reply to the case against stack-oriented instruction sets. 24-27

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  John B. Mountain, Philip H. Enslow Jr.:
  Application of the military computer family architecture selection criteria to the PR1ME P400. 3-17
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  G. Jack Lipovski:
  Just a few more words on microprocessors of the future. 18-21
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  James Leslie Keedy:
  On the use of stacks in the evaluation of expressions. 22-28

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  Andrew S. Tanenbaum:
  Review of Processor architecture by S. H. Lavington. NCC Publications, Manchester 1976. 31
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  A. E. Whiteside:
  Review of the architecture of concurrent programs by Brinch Hansen. Prentice-Hall 1977. 32

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  George E. Lindamood:
  Some delitescent concepts in computer architecture. 4-5
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  M. J. Flynn:
  A canonic interpretive program form for measuring "ideal" HLL architectures. 6-15
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  Peter J. Denning:
  A question of semantics. 16-18
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  Richard L. Sites:
  A combined register-stack architecture. 19
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  Lyle A. Cox Jr., James R. McGraw, Charles S. Wetherell:
  Design team composition for high level language computer architectures. 20-22
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  Ian J. Hayes:
  Some remarks on "Ambiguous Machine Architecture". 23-24

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  G. J. Battarel, R. J. Chevance:
  Design of a high level language machine. 5-17
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  Rod Steel:
  A rider to "A Question of Semantics". 18-19
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  Glenford J. Myers:
  The evaluation of expressions in a storage-to-storage architecture. 20-23
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  Peter J. Knoke:
  Review of "Computer Design Development: Principal Papers by Earl E. Swartzlander, Jr., (ed)", Hayden Book Company, Inc., 1976. 26-28

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