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Royan H. L. Ong:
Techniques intended to reduce the impact of program-flow errors on embedded systems. University of Leicester, UK, 2002

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Royan H. L. Ong, Michael J. Pont:
The impact of instruction pointer corruption on program flow: A computational modelling study. Microprocess. Microsystems 25(9-10): 409-419 (2002)
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Royan H. L. Ong, Michael J. Pont, William Peasgood:
A comparison of software-based techniques intended to increase the reliability of embedded applications in the presence of EMI. Microprocess. Microsystems 24(10): 481-491 (2001)

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Royan H. L. Ong, Michael J. Pont:
Empirical comparison of software-based error detection and correction techniques for embedded systems. CODES 2001: 230-235

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