Selected Publications

(A blast from the past)

Papers

M. Greenwald, ``White Paper: Undergraduate Curriculum in Computer Networking'', in SIGCOMM Workshop on Computer Networking: Curriculum Designs and Educational Challenges, pp. 31--32, Pittsburgh, PA, August 20, 2002

D. Clark, L. Allen, and M. Greenwald, SWIFT: Overview and Status, Workshop on Operating Systems in Computer Networks ACM SIGOPS \& IBM Zurich Research Lab., Zurich, Switzerland January 28-30, 1985.

Michael Greenwald, RVD (Remote Virtual Disks) Protocol Specification, version 1 through version 4 (which was most widely deployed). V1 spec, MIT Laboratory for Computer Science, Computer System Research Groups, Request for Comments No. 219, March 19, 1982

Talks

Greenwald, Michael B., "Swift: An Operating system for a Personal Computer", Works in Progress, Ninth ACM Symposium on Operating System Principles, Bretton Woods, N.H., October, 1983

Greenwald, Michael B., "Accessing Secondary Storage Across a Data Network", Digital Equipment Corporation, Littleton, MA, June 20, 1984. Abstract

Greenwald, Michael B., "Swift (A comparison with Mayflower)", Cambridge University Computer Laboratory, Cambridge, England, August 1984.

Greenwald, Michael B., "Symbolics Performance Measurement Tools", Symbolics Technical Seminar, Symbolics Cambridge Research Center, Cambridge MA, May 28, 1986 Abstract

Greenwald, Michael B., "A Scheduler for Closely Co-operating Processes", Works in Progress, Eleventh ACM Symposium on Operating System Principles, Austin, Texas, November, 1987. Abstract

Greenwald, Michael B., "The case for non-blocking synchronization and binary atomic primitives", Silicon Graphics, Mountain View, CA, Feb 27, 1997 Abstract

Greenwald, Michael B., "Non-blocking synchronization in Hardware and Software", Sun Microsystems, Sunnyvale, CA, Dec 15, 1997 Abstract

Greenwald, Michael B., "Non-blocking synchronization made practical", Sun Microsystems, Mountain View, CA, Feb 3, 1998 Abstract

Greenwald, Michael B., "Synchronization (non-blocking) between interrupt handlers and processes", Cisco Systems, Santa Clara, CA, Feb 12, 1998 Abstract

Greenwald, Michael B., "The Case for Non-Blocking Synchronization and Binary Atomic Primitives", Intel, Inc, Portland, OR, Aug 11, 1998 Abstract

Greenwald, Michael B., ``Debugging and monitoring adaptable systems in COMPOSER'' Works in Progress, Eighteenth ACM Symposium on Operating System Principles, Lake Louise, Alberta, Canada, October, 2001.

Greenwald, Michael B., ``COMPOSER: A tool for building adaptable systems'' Advanced Networking Group, MIT Lab for Computer Science. December 20, 2001.

Greenwald, Michael B., ACM SIGCOMM Workshop on ``Computer Networking: Curriculum Designs and Educational Challenges'', August 2002. Invited Panel member.

Greenwald, Michael B., ``Making Practical Use of Non-Blocking Synchronization'', Scalable Synchronization Summit, Sun Labs, Burlington, MA, August 14-15, 2002.

Memos

Swift Memory Management (Revisited) Michael Greenwald MIT Laboratory for Computer Science, Computer System Research Groups Swift Planning Note No. 12, October 27, 1982

Memory Management in Swift Michael Greenwald MIT Laboratory for Computer Science, Computer System Research Groups Swift Planning Note No. 14, July 28, 1983

PPGC: A Probabilstic Parallel Garbage Collector Michael Greenwald MIT Laboratory for Computer Science, Computer System Research Groups Swift Planning Note No. 22, July 26, 1983

Garbage Collection Schemes Currently under Consideration for Swift Michael Greenwald and Wayne Gramlich MIT Laboratory for Computer Science, Computer System Research Groups Swift Planning Note No. 16 December 3, 1982

I/O in the Swift System Michael Greenwald MIT Laboratory for Computer Science, Computer System Research Groups Swift Planning Note No. 8, August 19, 1982

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