S.A. MacKay, W. M. Gentleman, D.A. Stewart, and M. Wein. Harmony as an object-oriented operating system. Technical Report NRC 29636, National Research Council of Canada, September 1988. Home/Search Document Details and Download
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S.A. MacKay, W.M. Gentleman, D.A. Stewart, and M. Wein. Harmony as an object-oriented operating system. In ACM SIGPLAN Workshop on ObjectBased Concurrent Programming, pages 209--211, San Diego, CA, September 26--27, 1988. ACM SIGPLAN Notices 24(4).
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S.A. MacKay, W. M. Gentleman, D.A. Stewart, and M. Wein. Harmony as an object-oriented operating system. Technical Report NRC 29636, National Research Council of Canada, September 1988.
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