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Volume 17, Number 1, 1993

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    John Cullyer:
    Safety critical systems. 2
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    Ron Bell, Dietmar Reinert:
    Risk and system integrity concepts for safety-related control systems. 3-15
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    J. P. Potocki de Montalk:
    Computer software in civil aircraft. 17-23
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    John Kershaw:
    The special problems of military systems. 25-30
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    Martyn Thomas:
    The industrial use of formal methods. 31-36
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    Peter H. Jesty, Tom F. Buckley, Margaret M. West:
    The development of safe advanced road transport telematic software. 37-46
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    Peter H. Jesty:
    Software in safety-related systems: Wichmann, BA (Ed) John Wiley, Chichester, UK (1992) ISBN 0 471 93474 7, £105, pp 300. 51

Volume 17, Number 2, 1993

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    Karen Hemingway:
    Editorial. 58
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    Jonathan R. Vaughan, Graham R. Brookes, M. A. Fletcher, Derek P. M. Wills:
    Using parallel processing to achieve real-time access to a large terrain database in an airborne environment. 59-66
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    Rita Cucchiara, Tullio Salmon Cinotti, Giovanni Neri, G. Rustichelli:
    Reconfiguring the boundaries of a mesh-connected array of processors with run-time programmable logic. 67-73
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    R. Krishna Kumar, S. K. Sinha, Lalit M. Patnaik:
    A fault-tolerant multi-transputer architecture. 75-81
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    Giovanni Godena, Janko Petrovcic:
    Modula-2 based multitasking environment for a flexible biprocessor controller. 83-91
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    Stavros A. Karkanis, Christina Metaxaki-Kossionides:
    PARTER: A parallel system for texture recognition. 93-99
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    Manohar Rao Mahavadi:
    FDDI dual attachment station on a PC-AT interface card. 101-107

Volume 17, Number 3, 1993

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    John Rosenberg:
    Persistent object systems. 114-115
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    Gordon Russell, Paul Cockshott:
    Architectures for persistence. 117-130
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    Simon H. Lavington:
    A novel architecture for handling persistent objects. 131-138
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    James Leslie Keedy:
    A model for security and protection in persistent systems. 139-146
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    Frans A. Henskens, John Rosenberg:
    Distributed persistent stores. 147-159
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    Alan Dearle, Quintin I. Cutts, Richard Connor:
    Using persistence to support incremental system construction. 161-171
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    Ronald Morrison, Richard C. H. Connor, Quintin I. Cutts, Graham N. C. Kirby, David W. Stemple:
    Mechanisms for controlling evolution in persistent object systems. 173-181
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    Manfred Reitenspieß:
    Persistent system architectures: a comparison. 183-192

Volume 17, Number 4, May 1993

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    Gábor Hosszú:
    Editorial. 194
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    Theo Ungerer:
    A C++ language interface for parallel programming. 195-200
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    Wolfgang Hohl, Edgar Michel, András Pataricza:
    Hardware support for error detection in multiprocessor systems - a case study. 201-206
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    Lichen Zhang, Michel Galindo, Daniel Marquie, Yves Raynaud:
    Methodology of real-time system design using multiprocessors. 207-214
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    Éva Nikodémusz-Székely, Vladimír Székely:
    Image recognition problems of fingerprint identification. 215-218
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    István Cseke, Zoltán Fazekas, Tibor Holka:
    Honey qualification - an application of the ARGUS image processing system. 219-222
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    E. Hans Furnée, Ákos Jobbágy:
    Precision 3-D motion analysis system for real-time applications. 223-231
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    Luciano Lavagno, Alberto L. Sangiovanni-Vincentelli:
    Automated synthesis of asynchronous interface circuits. 232-242
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    M. Y. Chan:
    Election and symmetry breaking in synchronous general networks. 243-247
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    H. K. Tang, Meng Hwa Er:
    EMI-induced failure in microprocessor-based counting. 248-252
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    Gábor Hosszú:
    Seventh Symposium on Microcomputer and Microprocessor Applications (μP'92): Budapest, Hungary, 22-24 April 1992. 253

Volume 17, Number 5, June 1993

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    Colin Maunder:
    Boundary-scan testing. 258
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    Colin M. Maunder, Rodham E. Tulloss:
    Testability on TAP. 259-265
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    William C. Bruce, Michael G. Gallup, Grady Giles, Tom Munns:
    Case study of 1149.01 microprocessor implementations. 267-275
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    Peter Harrod:
    Boundary-scan design for cost-sensitive applications. 277-280
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    Kenneth E. Posse:
    Testability guidelines for multichip modules. 281-287
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    Najmi T. Jarwala, Chi W. Yau:
    A structured approach to board-level BIST using the boundary-scan master. 289-297
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    Harry Bleeker:
    An economic, hands-on start to boundary-scan testing. 299-303
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    Ben Bennetts:
    Essential reading for the basics and implementation of boundary scan: Parker, K PThe boundary-scan handbook Kluwer Academic, Dordrecht, The Netherlands (1992) ISBN 0 7923 9270 1, £48.00/Dfl. 160.00, pp 282. 304
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    Anthony P. Ambler:
    The application and use of boundary scan: Bleeker, H, van den Eijnden, P and de Jong, FBoundary-scan test - a practical approach Kluwer Academic (1992) ISBN 0 7923 9296 5, £50.75, pp 222. 305
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    Martin Bolton:
    A useful source of knowledge on the 68000 family: Clements, AMicroprocessor systems design. 68000 hardware, software, and interfacing. Second edition PWS-Kent Publishing Company, Boston (1992) ISBN 0 534 92568 5, pp 895 (Instructors Manual, including disc: ISBN 0 534 93047 6). 305-306

Volume 17, Number 6, 1993

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    Jim E. Cooling, T. S. Hughes:
    Animation prototyping of real-time embedded systems. 315-324
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    Edoardo Franzi:
    Neural chip for fast pattern matching. 325-332
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    G. Hall, A. Matias:
    Rotation, scale and translation invariant template matching on a transputer network. 333-340
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    Paul Netherwood, Peter Forte, Peter Barnwell:
    Transputer-based feature extraction and shape analysis. 341-351
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    Jung H. Kim, Kemal Efe:
    A parallel reconfiguration algorithm for WSI/VLSI processor arrays. 353-360
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    Fillia Makedon, Antonios Symvonis:
    Optimal algorithms for the many-to-one routing problem on two-dimensional meshes. 361-367

Volume 17, Number 7, September 1993

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    Christopher Jay:
    Field programmable gate arrays. 370
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    Trevor A. York:
    Survey of field programmable logic devices. 371-381
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    Vincent J. Coli:
    FPGA design technology. 383-389
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    Chris Jay:
    VHDL and synthesis tools provide a generic design entry platform into FPGAs, PLDs and ASICs. 391-398
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    Brian A. Wichmann:
    Microprocessor design faults. 399-401
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    Andreas S. Pombortsis, Ioannis P. Vlahavas:
    A novel flow control and switching strategy for preventing hotspot congestion in multistage networks. 403-410
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    Brian R. Kirk:
    Oberon-2 in Windows: what price compatibility? 411-414
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    Sue M. Gray, Rod Adams, G. J. Green, Gordon B. Steven:
    Static instruction scheduling for the HARP multiple-instruction-issue architecture. 415-424
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    Amanda Richardson, M. Querol:
    STi 3220 motion estimation processor. 425-434
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    Martin Bolton:
    Practical Programmable Circuits: A Guide to PLDs, State Machines and Microcontrollers: James D Broesch Academic Press, London, UK (1991) ISBN 0 12 134885 7, £34, pp 286. 435
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    Václav Dvorák:
    Introduction to Microprogramming: Milutinovic, V (Ed) Prentice Hall, Hemel Hempstead, UK (1992) ISBN 0 13 488917 7, £38.95, pp 297. 435-436

Volume 17, Number 8, October 1993

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    Knuth Stener Grimsrud, James K. Archibald, M. Ripley, J. Kelly Flanagan, Brent E. Nelson:
    BACH: a hardware monitor for tracing microprocessor-based systems. 443-459
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    Ákos Lédeczi, Ben Abbott, Csaba Biegl, Ted Bapty, Gabor Karsai, Janos Sztipanovits:
    Parallel DSP system integration. 460-470
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    S. Selvakumar, C. Siva Ram Murthy:
    A list scheduling anomaly. 471-474
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    Franc Novak, Nenad Sutanovac, Roman Trobec:
    Built-in self testing of communications systems using ASIC technology. 475-480
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    Han-Heung Kim, Seung Ho Hwang, Chong-Min Kyung:
    A practical design method for instruction decoder PLAs for microprogrammed controllers. 481-488
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    Shwang-Shi Bai:
    Micro controller-based digital filter implementation using an Intel 8097. 489-496
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    Jill V. Hill:
    Safety critical systems - Current issues, techniques and standards: Edited by Felix Redmill and Tom Anderson Chapman & Hall, London, UK (1993) ISBN 412 54820, £29.95, pp 332. 497
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    James J. Farrell III:
    68000 Microcomputer Organization and Programming: Per Stenström Prentice Hall, Hemel Hempstead, UK (1992) ISBN 0 13 584855 5, £18.95, pp 204. 498
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    Bill Postlethwaite:
    Analogue interface and DSP sourcebook: Alan Clements McGraw-Hill, Maidenhead, UK (1993) ISBN 0 07 707694 X, £65.00, pp 1120. 498-499
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    Gaynor Sullivan:
    Embedded real-time systems: Jean Paul Calvez John Wiley, Chichester, UK (1993) ISBN 0 471 93563 8, £44.95, pp 647. 499

Volume 17, Number 9, November 1993

Tutorial

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    Michael R. Smith:
    FFT - fRISCy fourier transforms? 507-521

Research

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    P. K. Das, B. Nag, P. Das:
    A development environment for rapid prototyping of user applications on distributed memory multiprocessor systems. 522-528
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    Luigi Rizzo:
    Using transputers in a TCP/IP environment: the PCserver approach. 529-536
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    Sang Lyul Min, Jesung Kim, Chong-Sang Kim, Heonshik Shin, Deog-Kyoon Jeong:
    V-P cache: a storage efficient virtual cache organization. 537-546
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    Lanfranco Lopriore:
    Line fetch/prefetch in a stack cache memory. 547-555
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    K. Rajan, K. S. Sangunni, J. Ramakrishna:
    Dual-DSP system for signal and image processing. 556-560

Application note series

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    Eirik Stephansen:
    MS160 ultra fast non-numeric coprocessor. 561-564

Book review

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    Edgar F. A. Lederer:
    David E Hudak and Santosh G Abraham , Compiling Parallel Loops for High Performance Computers: Partitioning, Data Assignment and Remapping, Kluwer Academic, Dordrecht, The Netherlands (1992) ISBN 0 7923 9283 3, p. 176 £37.25. 565

Volume 17, Number 10, 1993

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    Marnik Brunfaut, Herbert Peremans, Koenraad Audenaert, Ronny Blomme, Jan Van Campenhout:
    A correlation coprocessor for accurate real-time ultrasonic ranging of multiple objects using the transputer. 571-577
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    C. Y. Teo, Opas Chutatape, C. H. Tan:
    A generalized addressing scheme and command message for PC-based SCADA applications. 578-586
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    Roger M. Goodall, Matthew G. Goodall:
    The efficiency of computational procedures for recursive digital filters. 587-596
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    Charles R. Allen, Roy Booth, Stephen McConnell:
    Data acquisition system based on the T800 transputer for the PC-bus. 597-606
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    C. S. R. Krishnan, C. Siva Ram Murthy:
    A constant time algorithm for finding maxima on reconfigurable bus systems using fewer processors. 607-610
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    Y. Arriola, R. A. Carrasco:
    Real-time parallel processing implementation for word recognition using MLP and HMM. 611-626

Technical note

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    Yu-cheng Liu, Geofrey Showalter:
    Design and implementation of an EPROM emulator as a low-cost microprocessor development tool. 627-630

Book review

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    Tanya Vladimirova:
    Tavi Bar-David, Object-Oriented Design for C++, Prentice Hali, Hemel Hempstead, UK (1993) ISBN 0 13 630260 2, p. 304 £25.50. 631

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