https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Anomalous-Behavior-of-Synchronizer-and-Arbiter-Chaney-Molnar/6f052680292141783219dcc34b36a8c8bfd3f0e6

https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Anomalous-Behavior-of-Synchronizer-and-Arbiter-Chaney-Molnar/6f052680292141783219dcc34b36a8c8bfd3f0e6/figure/0

https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Anomalous-Behavior-of-Synchronizer-and-Arbiter-Chaney-Molnar/6f052680292141783219dcc34b36a8c8bfd3f0e6/figure/1

https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Anomalous-Behavior-of-Synchronizer-and-Arbiter-Chaney-Molnar/6f052680292141783219dcc34b36a8c8bfd3f0e6/figure/2

https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Anomalous-Behavior-of-Synchronizer-and-Arbiter-Chaney-Molnar/6f052680292141783219dcc34b36a8c8bfd3f0e6/figure/3

https://www.semanticscholar.org/paper/Anomalous-Behavior-of-Synchronizer-and-Arbiter-Chaney-Molnar/6f052680292141783219dcc34b36a8c8bfd3f0e6/figure/3

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Is the davies below the tony davies who wrote 20,000 words of email to me? He never told me he published on glitch.

I stumbled on a paper of his which cited my IEEE paper which got through IEEE peer review 40 years before. He was on the board of directors of the IEEE which blocked all communications on glitch, except my camouflaged article slipped thru 40 years before the “Davies” article beliow. It gets ugly.

http://www.ivorcatt.co.uk/ieeetonycard.pdf

Communications protocols and mechanisms for distributed digital systems

 

TLDR

An introduction to a classification scheme of mechanisms for interprocess communications via shared memory is described in this work, and the communication between large numbers of high-performance processors on a single chip will become a critical issue.

Abstract

Synchronous clocking has continued to be the dominant digital design method despite the problems of clock distribution in integrated circuit chips of increasing complexity and speed. The continuing increases will soon force a change to asynchronous design methods, and the communication between large numbers of high-performance processors on a single chip will become a critical issue. An introduction to a classification scheme of mechanisms for interprocess communications via shared memory is described in Collapse