Bernard A. Galler
Page 593
A graphic monitor program is described. It was developed at Carnegie-Mellon University for the CDC G21 computer, which is a general purpose, batch-processing system with remote entry. The existing G21 system and the graphics
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Alan H. Bond, Jerry Rightnour, L. Steven Coles
Pages 595-603
The following problem is considered: Given a data base which can be manipulated simultaneously by more than one process, what are the rules for synchronization which will maximize the amount of parallel activity allowed. It is …
A. Shoshani, A. J. Bernstein
Pages 604-607
A software measurement facility which is part of a general purpose time-sharing system is described. The Data Collection Facility (DCF) has been implemented in the Michigan Terminal System (MTS) for the System/360 model 67. It …
Tad B. Pinkerton
Pages 608-610
Robert R. Fenichel, Jerome C. Yochelson
Pages 611-612
A practical method for constructing LR(
k) processors is developed. These processors are capable of recognizing and parsing an input during a single no-backup scan in a number of steps equal to the length of the input plus the …
A. J. Korenjak
Pages 613-623
John R. Howell
Pages 631-632
Robert B. Dial
Pages 632-633
Bruce Shriver, P. J. Eberlein, R. D. Dixon
Page 634
J. M. Robson
Pages 634-635
Walter Gautschi
Page 635
S. M. Cobb
Pages 635-636
Gillian Hall, Valeria A. Ray
Page 636
Wayne T. Watson
Pages 636-637
F. K. Tomlin, L. B. Smith
Pages 637-638
Lyle B. Smith
Page 638
L. R. Grosenbaugh
Page 639
APAREL is described: this language is an extension to an algorithmic language (PL/I) that provides the pattern-matching capabilities normally found only in special purpose languages such as SNOBOL4 and TMG. This capability is …
R. M. Balzer, D. J. Farber
Pages 624-631
