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UCSC-CRL-92-55  (available electronically as ucsc-crl-92-55.ps.Z)
A COMPARISON OF TWO IMPLEMENTATIONS OF THE TOKEN RING PRIORITY FUNCTION
Ivan Fellner, Ivan Racko, Milos Racek, Karol Fabian, and Darrell Long
December 1992, 12 pages ($5.00)

Abstract:  System performance is strongly influenced by the quality
of its implementations.  We describe four ways of evaluating the
performance of two implementations of the priority mechanism used in
the Token Ring local area network.  We use various methods for
comparing the small priority machine's differences and show how a
simplified comparison can lead to bad results.  With connection to
the evaluation complexity, we also consider the simulation cost of
the implementation process.


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