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MicroVAX

Known as: Micro-VAX 
The MicroVAX was a family of low-end minicomputers developed and manufactured by Digital Equipment Corporation (DEC). The first model, the MicroVAX I… 
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1992
1992
Information management and analysis system for groundwater data in Thailand
1992
1992
CPS and the Fermilab farms
Cooperative Processes Software (CPS) is a parallel programming toolkit developed at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory. It… 
1990
1990
A spectrometer for muon scattering at the Tevatron
1989
1989
Transient Stability Expert System
Expert system concepts are developed for use with power system stability studies, and proof of the concepts is provided in a… 
1988
1988
A scheduling and planning expert system for multiple furnaces
1988
1988
Ada simulation technology - methods and metrics
This paper describes the impact of the Ada programming language on the development and use of simulation models. Based upon the… 
1987
1987
Ada Performance Benchmarks on the MicroVAX II: Summary and Results
This report documents the results obtained from running the University of Michigan and the ACM SIGAda Performance Issues Working… 
1987
1987
The microvax-based data acquisition system for DØ
A large array of MicroVAX computers will be used for high-speed data acquisition and online filtering in the D0 experiment at… 
1987
1987
Implementation of RCCL, A Robot Control C Library On A microVAX II
The robot control C library (RCCL) is a high-level robot programming system developed at Purdue University as a result of… 
1986
1986
Programming for observability support in a parallel programming environment
The programming for observability concept for performance/correctness debugging in a parallel programming environment is… 
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