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2004

Parsing by numbers and asparagusG. Alan Creak. SIGPLAN, 39(8):12-19, 2004. [doi]

2003

Everything is Fortran, in its own wayG. Alan Creak. SIGPLAN, 38(4):7-12, 2003. [doi]

Programming lessons from days gone by: extreme designG. Alan Creak. SIGPLAN, 38(12):11-16, 2003. [doi]

2002

Edsger W. DijkstraG. Alan Creak. SIGPLAN, 37(12):14-16, 2002. [doi]

Programming lessons from days gone by: Backward ran sentences until reeled the mindG. Alan Creak. SIGPLAN, 37(2):23-26, 2002.

Programming lessons from days gone by: Cobol, stewed for studentsG. Alan Creak. SIGPLAN, 37(4):21-26, 2002. [doi]

Multimedia in 1938: utterly fantastic plans?G. Alan Creak. interactions, 9(3):56, 2002. [doi]

Edsger W. DijkstraG. Alan Creak. SIGPLAN, 37(12):14-16, 2002. [doi]

2000

A Top-Down Operating System CourseG. Alan Creak, Robert Sheehan. sigops, 34(3):69-80, 2000.

1998

Garbage: Two New StructuresG. Alan Creak. SIGPLAN, 33(4):28-29, 1998. [doi]

1994

The mind's eye: extracting structure from naturally variable objectsT. J. Stucke, George G. Coghill, G. Alan Creak. npsc, 2(1):93-102, 1994. [doi]

1993

The mind's eye: reconstructing noise corrupted objects, extracting secondary structure and figure ground separationT. J. Stucke, G. Alan Creak, George G. Coghill. annes 1993: 80-85 [doi]

1991

Garbage-further investigationsG. Alan Creak. SIGPLAN, 26(10):9-10, 1991. [doi]

1988

Word games and search spacesG. Alan Creak. sigart, 103:41-44, 1988. [doi]

1987

When GOTO goes to, how does it get there?G. Alan Creak. SIGPLAN, 22(2):36-42, 1987. [doi]

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