Harry D. Huskey
Page 415
The preplanned approach to the storage allocation problem involves using a fixed method of analysis of a problem to produce an efficient computer program incorporating all necessary transfers of information within the multilevels …
Robert W. O'Neill
Page 417
Programming is the process of developing a scheme for solving a problem using a computer. The programmer's task is to minimize the cost of achieving a solution. This cost involves the interrelated factors of planning, coding, …
Burnett H. Sams
Pages 417-418
Formalization of a general computer storage allocation process is attempted. With a given computer
M is associated a fictitious computer
M′ essentially identical to
M except in respect to possession of unbounded primary storage …
A. E. Roberts
Pages 419-420
Multiprogramming is defined here as the use of a buffered processor by time-sharing its central control and its memory between two or more object programs under control of an executive system.
R. J. Maher
Pages 421-422
The material presented in this paper is part of the design plan of the core allocation portion of the ACSI-MATIC Programming System. Project ACSI-MATIC is concerned with the application of computer techniques to the activities …
Anatol W. Holt
Pages 422-431
This paper presents an information retrieval problem whose programming solution included dynamic storage allocation. Allocatable machine code is defined, and an assembly program to produce allocatable machine code is described …
Burnett H. Sams
Pages 431-435
John Fotheringham
Pages 435-436
George O. Collins
Pages 436-440
A storage allocation scheme for a machine with a 2048-instruction core store and a magnetic drum is described. The use of the drum for storing program blocks and/or data must be directed by the programmer through auxiliary information …
J. Jensen, P. Mondrup, P. Naur
Pages 441-445
The method of storage allocation described herein, although new in a few respects, does not represent any sharp break from the past. Rather it is another step of development suggested by experience accumulated over several years …
William P. Heising, Ray A. Larner
Pages 446-449
J. E. Kelley
Pages 449-454
We are discussing a method of core allocation proposed for use in a large-scale, real-time, man-machine, data processing and display system.
Bernard N. Riskin
Pages 454-459
Leo J. Cohen
Pages 460-464
Martin Hershkowitz
Page 465
Melvin E. Conway
Page 465
Just one year ago, I had the pleasure of surveying over 40 laboratories, factories and universities throughout Western Europe that were actively engaged in the computer field. Since then, many visitors from Europe have visited …
Isaac L. Auerbach
Page 466
