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1999

1997

Timing Analysis for Data Caches and Set-Associative CachesRandall T. White, Christopher A. Healy, David B. Whalley, Frank Mueller, Marion G. Harmon. rtas 1997: 192-202 [doi]

1996

Supporting the specification and analysis of timing constraintsLo Ko, Christopher A. Healy, Emily Ratliff, Robert D. Arnold, David B. Whalley, Marion G. Harmon. rtas 1996: 170 [doi]

1995

Integrating the Timing Analysis of Pipelining and Instruction CachingChristopher A. Healy, David B. Whalley, Marion G. Harmon. rtss 1995: 288-297

Supporting User-Friendly Analysis of Timing ConstraintsLo Ko, David B. Whalley, Marion G. Harmon. lctrts 1995: 99-107

1994

Bounding Worst-Case Instruction Cache PerformanceRobert D. Arnold, Frank Mueller, David B. Whalley, Marion G. Harmon. rtss 1994: 172-181

A Retargetable Technique for Predicting Execution Time of Code SegmentsMarion G. Harmon, Theodore P. Baker, David B. Whalley. rts, 7(2):159-182, 1994.

Real-Time Debugging by Minimal Hardware SimulationFrank Mueller, David B. Whalley, Marion G. Harmon. pearl 1994: 68-76

1992

A Retargetable Technique for Predicting Execution TimeMarion G. Harmon, Theodore P. Baker, David B. Whalley. rtss 1992: 68-77 [doi]

1991

Predicting execution time on contemporary computer architecturesMarion G. Harmon. PhD thesis, Florida State University, Tallahassee, USA, 1991.

1990

Predicting execution time of real-time programs on contemporary machinesMarion G. Harmon. ACMse 1990: 192 [doi]

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