Amaze: A Multiplayer Computer Game
IEEE SoftwarePublished 1 May 1985
Eric J. Berglund, David R. Cheriton
Citations72
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SJR score0.56
SNIP1.10
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Amaze relies solely on the V kernel for point-to-point communication and the game's techniques could work in a general class of distributed applications.
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Amaze relies solely on the V kernel for point-to-point communication. The game's techniques could work in a general class of distributed applications.
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