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  1. Barbara G. Ryder, "A Position Paper on Compile-time Program Analysis", ACM Computing Surveys, Volume 28A, Number 4, December, 1996.

    URL: http://portal.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=251595.251615

    Note: Also appeared in the January 1997 issue of ACM SIGPLAN Notices.

  2. Stephen P. Masticola, Thomas J. Marlowe, and Barbara G. Ryder, "Lattice Frameworks for Multi-Source and Bidirectional Data Flow Analysis Problems", ACM TOPLAS, Volume 17, Number 5, Pages 777-803, September, 1995.

    URL: ftp://athos.rutgers.edu/pub/technical-reports/lcsr-tr-241.ps.Z

    Note: Revised version of LCSR-TR-241.

  3. T. J. Marlowe, B. G. Ryder, and M. Burke, "Defining Flow Sensitivity for Data Flow Problems", Laboratory of Computer Science Research Technical Report, Number LCSR-TR-249, July, 1995.

    URL: ftp://athos.rutgers.edu/pub/technical-reports/lcsr-tr-249.ps.Z

  4. T. J. Marlowe and B. G. Ryder, "Properties of Data Flow Frameworks: a Unified Model", Acta Informatica, Volume 28, Pages 121-163, 1990.

    URL: http://www.prolangs.rutgers.edu/refs/docs/DataflowFrameworks-Acta90.pdf

  5. Barbara G. Ryder and Stephen J. Pendergrast, "Experiments in Optimizing FP", IEEE Transactions on Software Engineering, Volume 14, Number 4, Pages 444-454, April, 1988.

  6. B. G. Ryder and M. C. Paull, "Elimination Algorithms for Data Flow Analysis", ACM Computing Surveys, Volume 18, Number 3, Pages 277-316, September, 1986.

    See also: DCS-TR-140.

  7. A. M. Berman, M. C. Paull, and B. G. Ryder, "Proving Relative Lower Bounds for Incremental Algorithms", Acta Informatica, Volume 27, Pages 665-583, July, 199.

    See also: DCS-TR-154 4/85.