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1990 – 1999

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1991
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E. Jane Cameron, David M. Cohen, Timothy M. Guinther, William M. Keese II, Linda A. Ness, Cynthia Norman, Hassan N. Srinidhi:
The L.0 Language and Environment for Protocol Simulation and Prototyping. IEEE Trans. Computers 40(4): 562-571 (1991)
1990
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E. Jane Cameron, David M. Cohen, Timothy M. Guinther, William M. Keese II, Linda A. Ness, Cynthia Norman, Hassan N. Srinidhi:
L.0: A Language for Modeling and Prototyping Communications Software. FORTE 1990: 223-238
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David M. Cohen, Timothy M. Guinther, Linda A. Ness:
Rapid Prototyping of Communications Protocol Using a New Parallel Language. ICSI 1990: 196-204

1980 – 1989

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1987
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David M. Cohen, Timothy M. Guinther:
The IC system for protocol development. Comput. Commun. Rev. 17(5): 228-233 (1987)

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