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found 18 matches

• 1988
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  Colin Atkinson, Stephen J. Goldsack:
  Communication between Ada programs in DIADEM. IRTAW 1988: 86-96
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  John B. Goodenough, Lui Sha:
  The priority ceiling protocol: A method for minimizing the blocking of high priority Ada tasks. IRTAW 1988: 20-31
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  Sergio Arévalo, Angel Alvarez:
  Fault tolerant distributed Ada. IRTAW 1988: 118-122
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  Ted Baker:
  Improving immediacy in Ada. IRTAW 1988: 50-56
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  Judy M. Bishop:
  Three steps to distribution: partitioning, configuring, and adapting. IRTAW 1988: 97-100
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  Patrick de Bondeli:
  Asynchronous transfer of control and scheduling problems. IRTAW 1988: 57-60
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  Mark W. Borger, Mark H. Klein, Nelson H. Weiderman:
  A testbed for investigating real-time Ada issues. IRTAW 1988: 7-11
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  Tzilla Elrad:
  Comprehensive scheduling controls for Ada tasking. IRTAW 1988: 12-19
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  J. R. Hunt:
  Interrupts and Ada. IRTAW 1988: 61-64
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  Andrew D. Hutcheon, Andy J. Wellings:
  Supporting Ada in a distributed environment. IRTAW 1988: 113-117
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  Hans-Stephan Jansohn:
  Ada for distributed systems. IRTAW 1988: 101-103
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  John C. Knight, Marc E. Rouleau:
  A new approach to fault tolerance in distributed Ada programs. IRTAW 1988: 123-126
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  Padmanabhan Krishnan, Richard A. Volz, Ron Theriault:
  Implementation of task types in distributed Ada. IRTAW 1988: 104-107
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  Jane W.-S. Liu, Kwei-Jay Lin:
  On means to provide flexibility in scheduling. IRTAW 1988: 32-34
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  C. Douglass Locke, John B. Goodenough:
  A practical application of the ceiling protocol in a real-time system. IRTAW 1988: 35-38
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  C. Douglass Locke, Lui Sha, R. Rajikumar, John P. Lehoczky, Gregory Burns:
  Priority inversion and its control: An experimental investigation. IRTAW 1988: 39-42
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  W. J. Toetenel, Jan van Katwijk:
  Asynchronous transfer of control in Ada. IRTAW 1988: 65-69
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  John Barnes:
  Proceedings of the Second International Workshop on Real-Time Ada Issues, IRTAW 1988, Moretonhampstead, Devon, UK, June 1-3, 1988. ACM 1988, ISBN 978-0-89791-295-2 [contents]