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Christian P. Jacobi

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affiliation: Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zürich, Switzerland

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1984
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Christian P. Jacobi:
Debugging Modula-2 Programs on the Lilith Computer. COMPCON 1984: 442-446
1983
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Peter Schulthess, Christian Jacobi:
Anatomy of a Small Pascal Compiler. IEEE Trans. Software Eng. 9(2): 191 (1983)
1982
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Christian Jacobi:
The Lilith Architecture, Its Design in View of Code Generation. PASCAL 1982: 67-80
1981
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K. V. Nori, Urs Ammann, Kathleen Jensen, H. H. Nageli, Christian Jacobi:
Pascal-P Implementation Notes. Pascal - The Language and its Implementation 1981: 125-170

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