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IBM Journal of Research and Development
IBM System z9   Volume 51, Number 1/2, 2007
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Practical software reuse for IBM System z I/O subsystems - References

 by A. M. Webb,
R. Mansell,
J. W. Knight,
S. J. Greenspan,
and D. B. Emmes
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