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Stuart Michael Cox

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affiliation (PhD 1988): Imperial College, London, UK

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1988
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Stuart Michael Cox:
The implementation and effectiveness of a function processor subsystem. Imperial College London, UK, 1988

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1992
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Stuart Cox, Shell-Ying Huang, Paul Kelly, Junxian Liu, Frank Taylor:
An Implementation of Static Functional Process Networks. PARLE 1992: 497-512
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Stuart Cox, Shell-Ying Huang, Paul Kelly, Junxian Liu, Frank Taylor:
Program Transformations for Static Process Networks. SIGPLAN Workshop 1992: 60-63
1989
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Stuart Cox, Hugh Glaser, Mike Reeve:
Implementing Functional Languages on the Transputer. Functional Programming 1989: 287-295

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