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From: karhu@cs.umu.se (Erik Lindstr|m)
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Subject: Re: Remote Procedure Calls
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Date: 5 Oct 89 07:20:12 GMT
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In article <9305@saturn.ucsc.edu> ct@tcom.stc.co.uk (Clive Thomson) writes:
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> I am interested in Remote Procedure Calls. If anyone could point me 
> towards any relevant articles, or current research, it would be much
> appreciated.
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> Thanks in advance
>-- 
A detailed description can be found in [N81] and there is also a
possibillity to use articles on Distributed Processes [BH78] and Ada, and
why not read the good collection of model descriptions [Fil84]

[N81]	B. J. Nelson, "Remote Procedure Call", PhD dissertion, CMU,
	Pittsburgh 1981, Printed as Tech Report CSL-81-9, Xerox Palo Alto
	Research Center, California.
[Fil84]	R. E. Filman and D. P. Friedman, "Coordinated Computing",
	McGraw-Hill 1984.
[BH78]	P. Brinch Hansen, "Distributed Processes: A Concurrent programming
	Concept", CACM 21:11 (Nov 1978)

I hope this will help,

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