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    Journal: SIGARCH Computer Architecture News

    Volume 10, Issue 6

    5 -- 8Henry M. Levy, Douglas W. Clark. On the use of benchmarks for measuring system performance
    9 -- 20Peter Schulthess, Fritz Vonaesch. OPA: a new architecture for Pascal-like languages
    21 -- 28James C. Brakefield. Talk on interpreters
    29 -- 44Robert W. Doran. Main frame computer trends

    Volume 10, Issue 5

    0 -- 0M. David Freedman. Session details: Book reviews
    4 -- 9Judson D. Knott, Thomas W. Crockett. Fair dynamic arbitration for a multiprocessor communications bus
    10 -- 15James R. Larus. A comparison of microcode, assembly code, and high-level languages on the VAX-11 and RISC I
    16 -- 18David A. Patterson. A performance evaluation of the Intel 80286
    19 -- 22Rod Egan. The effect of VLSI on computer architecture
    23 -- 0Thomas Benzie. Review of "Microcomputer architecture and programming by John F. Wakerly." John Wiley & Sons, Inc., 1981

    Volume 10, Issue 4

    3 -- 10Alastair J. W. Mayer. The architecture of the Burroughs B5000: 20 years later and still ahead of the times?
    11 -- 16James C. Brakefield. From the other side of the Alantic: how to improve upon the MU5 design
    17 -- 26Paul M. Hansen, Mark A. Linton, Robert N. Mayo, Marguerite C. Murphy, David A. Patterson. A performance evaluation of the Intel iAPX 432
    27 -- 30Miquel Huguet. The protection of the processor status word of the PDP-11/60
    31 -- 34James C. Brakefield. Just what is an op-code?: or a universal computer design

    Volume 10, Issue 1

    4 -- 8Charlie McDowell. Protection at the micromachine level
    9 -- 22Edward A. Feustel. Protected procedure call on the PRIME(TM) machines
    23 -- 27Hossam El-Halabi, Dharma P. Agrawal. Some remarks on direct execution computers
    28 -- 32Daniel T. Fitzpatrick, John K. Foderaro, Manolis G. H. Katevenis, Howard A. Landman, David A. Patterson, James B. Peek, Zvi Peshkess, Carlo H. Séquin, Robert W. Sherburne, Korbin S. Van Dyke. A RISCy approach to VLSI
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