Ronald E. Barkley

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Published: 1993
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1990
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Ronald E. Barkley, T. Paul Lee:
A Dynamic File System Inode Allocation and Reclaim Policy. USENIX Winter 1990: 1-10
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D. Chen, Ronald E. Barkley, T. Paul Lee:
Insuring improved VM Performance: Some No-Fault Policies. USENIX Winter 1990: 11-24
1989
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Ronald E. Barkley, T. Paul Lee:
Point Representation and Hashing of an Interval. Inf. Process. Lett. 30(4): 201-203 (1989)
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T. Paul Lee, Ronald E. Barkley:
Design and Evaluation of A Watermark-Based Lazy Buddy System. SIGMETRICS 1989: 230
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Ronald E. Barkley, T. Paul Lee:
A Lazy Buddy System Bounded by Two Coalescing Delays per Class. SOSP 1989: 167-176

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