Janice E. Cuny

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Published: 1993
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1993
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Janice E. Cuny, George Forman, Alfred Hough, Joydip Kundu, Calvin Lin, Lawrence Snyder, David W. Stemple:
The Ariadne Debugger: Scalable Application of Event-Based Abstraction. Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Debugging 1993: 85-95
1987
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Janice E. Cuny, Lawrence Snyder:
Conversion from Data-Driven to Synchronous Execution in Loop Programs. ACM Trans. Program. Lang. Syst. 9(4): 599-617 (1987)
1984
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Janice E. Cuny, Lawrence Snyder:
Testing the Coordination Predicate. IEEE Trans. Computers 33(3): 201-208 (1984)
1983
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Janice E. Cuny, Lawrence Snyder:
Compilation of Data-Driven Programs for Synchronous Execution. POPL 1983: 197-202
1982
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Janice E. Cuny, Lawrence Snyder:
Testing coordination for "homogeneous" parallel algorithms. ICPP 1982: 265-267

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