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1987
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David S. Lindsay:
Performance Architecture Comparison of Vector Processors on Large Scientific and Commercial Machines. Int. CMG Conference 1987: 310-329
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David S. Lindsay:
A Technique for Evaluating the Performance of Vector Processors. Int. CMG Conference 1987: 330-335
1986
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David S. Lindsay:
CPU Performance Comparisons among Vendors. Int. CMG Conference 1986: 179-187
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David S. Lindsay:
Methodology for Determining the Effects of Optimizing Compilers. Int. CMG Conference 1986: 366-373
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David S. Lindsay:
Comparison of the Optimization Produced by the IBM VS-Fortran Compiler and the DEC VAX/VMS Fortran Compiler. Int. CMG Conference 1986: 374-378
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David S. Lindsay, Thomas E. Bell:
Directed Benchmarks for CPU Architecture Evaluation. Int. CMG Conference 1986: 379-385
1980
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David S. Lindsay:
RMF I/O Time Validation. Int. CMG Conference 1980: 112-119

1970 – 1979

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1977
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Tom W. Keller, David S. Lindsay:
Development of a Performance Evaluation Methodology for the CRAY-1. Int. CMG Conference 1977: 169-176
1976
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David S. Lindsay:
A hardware monitor study of a CDC KRONOS system. SIGMETRICS 1976: 136-144
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David S. Lindsay:
Second International Computer Measurement Group Conference, Atlanta, GA, USA, November 16-18, 1976, Proceedings. Computer Measurement Group 1976 [contents]

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