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3 Aug 2004: Xen tracks uses of grant references by associating a usagecount with each AGT entry. ... This is the only modification required to en-force safe DMA (Requirement 3 in Table 1).

23 Mar 2004: If no relevant entry exists for the subgoal, anew table entry is created and populated. ... On exit, the table entry for the original query will bepopulated with all its answers.

12 Jan 2004: retry entry: entry = cd>entry[i];val = RDCSS (new RDCSSDescriptor t (&(cd>status), UNDECIDED,. ... gg else if (val! = entry>old) status = FAILED;. g. CAS1 (&(cd>status), UNDECIDED, status); / C4/g.

30 Nov 2004: It will, therefore, be a matter of your exercising your personal judgement in meeting the Code’s requirements. ... understanding of relevant legislation, regulations and standards, and that you comply with such requirements. -

11 Aug 2004: 2 –. • This brings up a Menu which contains various entries including New Terminal whichmay be the fourth entry down. • ... Click this icon. • This brings up the Main Menu whose entries include System and (as the last entry)Log Out. •

30 Jan 2004: An IPT is a fixed size hash table containing one entry for each physical frame ofmemory. ... Each hand points to an entry in the core map, a fixeddistance apart.

11 Aug 2004: 2 –. • This brings up a Menu which contains various entries including New Terminal whichmay be the fourth entry down. • ... Click this icon. • This brings up the Main Menu whose entries include System and (as the last entry)Log Out. •

27 Apr 2004: 14. Part 2 : Some technical amplification. It is evident that implementing computer security has many technical ramificationsas well as human management requirements. ... Protocol 2. In this case the user initially does no more than invoke logon (ring

26 Jan 2004: Covers not only operating systems but a broad spectrum ofsecurity products and associated security requirements. ... Separates functional and security requirements from the inten-sity of required testing (evaluation assurance level, EAL).

13 May 2004: This chap-ter critiques related work and determines the main requirements that the designand implementation of a processor architecture must satisfy. ... Chapter 4: Background to Embedded Design. This chapter addresses embedded environment constraints