Compiler-related bibliographic databases available

The 13th revision of the alpha release of Refdbms version 3 is now
available. Details can be obtained by anonymous FTP from
ftp.cse.ucsc.edu, in the pub/refdbms/ directory, or through WWW on the
URL file://ftp.cse.ucsc.edu/pub/refdbms/refdbms.README.html.


Refdbms is a distributed bibliographic database system, in which a
database can be built collaboratively and shared to many sites. (The
creation of new databases, and updates to existing databases, are
encouraged.) A reference database can be replicated at several sites,
using TCP to communicate updates between servers. It is part of
ongoing research into wide-area distributed information systems on the
Internet. At last count about 30 databases were available containing
more than 13,000 references.


Several databases that may be of interest have been made available.
They include:


Database Description
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ai General bibliography on AI (117 refs)


comp.doc.techreports
Technical reports announced on comp.doc.techreports.
(853 refs)


comp.os.research
Collected bibliographies from comp.os.research. (148 refs)


comp.parle PARLE '92 papers (77 refs)


compilers General bibliography on compilers (89 refs)


hashing General bibliography on hashing (14 refs)


hpdb General computer systems bib from HP Labs (~3500 refs)


inria.cache Caching bibliography from INRIA (104 refs)


inria.ooos Object-oriented Operating Systems bibliography from INRIA
(968 refs)


jacm Selected articles from Journal of the ACM
(166 refs)


logicprog General bibliography on logic programming
(2089 refs)


parallel General bibliography on parallel computing.
(129 refs)
(Eugene Miya's database is in the process of being translated.)


usenix Many Usenix Association pbulications through 1989 (~1000 refs)
(1331 refs)
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