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  Barton P. Miller, Charles E. McDowell:
  Proceedings of the ACM/ONR Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Debugging, Santa Cruz, California, USA, May 20-21, 1991. ACM 1991, ISBN 0-89791-457-0

SIGPLAN Notices 26(12), December 1991

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  Barton P. Miller, Charles E. McDowell:
  Summary of ACM/ONR Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Debugging. 1-14

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  Allen D. Malony, Daniel A. Reed:
  Models for Performance Perturbation Analysis. 15-25
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  Jong-Deok Choi, Janice M. Stone:
  Balancing Runtime and Replay Costs in a Trace-and-Replay System. 26-35
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  Victor Jon Griswold:
  Core Algorithms for Autonomous Monitoring of Distributed Systems. 36-45

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  Dror Zernik, Larry Rudolph:
  Animating Work and Time for Debugging Parallel Programs - Foudations and Experience. 46-56
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  Carol Kilpatrick, Karsten Schwan:
  ChaosMON - Application-Specific Monitoring and Display of Performance Information for Parallel and Distributed Systems. 57-67
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  Joan M. Francioni, Larry Albright, Jay Alan Jackson:
  Debugging Parallel Programs Using Sound. 68-75

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  David P. Helmbold, Charles E. McDowell:
  Computing Reachable States of Parallel Programs. 76-84
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  Anne Dinning, Edith Schonberg:
  Detecting Access Anomalies in Programs with Critical Sections. 85-96
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  Stephen P. Masticola, Barbara G. Ryder:
  A Model of Ada Programs for Static Deadlock Detection in Polynomial Time. 97-107

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  Patricia Prather Pineo, Mary Lou Soffa:
  Debugging Parallelized Code Using Code Liberation Techniques. 108-119
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  Andrew P. Tolmach, Andrew W. Appel:
  Debuggable Concurrency Extensions for Standard ML. 120-131
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  Robert Cohn:
  Source Level Debugging of Automatically Parallelized Code. 132-143

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  Arthur P. Goldberg, Ajei S. Gopal, Andy Lowry, Robert E. Strom:
  Restoring Global States of Distributed Computations. 144-154
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  Madalene Spezialetti:
  An Approach to Reducing Delays in Recognizing Distributed Event Occurrences. 155-166
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  Robert Cooper, Keith Marzullo:
  Consistent Detection of Global Predicates. 167-174

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  Michael M. Gorlick:
  The Flight Recorder: An Architectural Aid for System Monitoring. 175-183
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  Bernd Bruegge:
  A Portable Platform for Distributed Event Environments. 184-193
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  David F. Bacon, Seth Copen Goldstein:
  Hardware-Assisted Replay of Multiprocessor Programs. 194-206

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