C. Hawblitzel and T. von Eicken. Tasks and revocation for Java (or, hey! you got your operating system in my language!). Submitted for publication, Nov. 1999. Home/Search Document Not in Database Summary Related Articles Check |
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C. Hawblitzel and T. von Eicken. Tasks and revocation for Java (or, hey! you got your operating system in my language!). Submitted for publication, Nov. 1999.
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