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ACM (Association for Computing Machinery) Digital Library partenaire du Guide d’utilisation de la base de données : ACMDL Adresse: Rue la flanelle, cité Ain ellah Dely brahim Tél: (021) 91 03 52, Mob: (0770) 87 66 38, Fax: (021) 91 03 51 E‐mail: [email protected] site: www.cadoc.dz ACM Digital Library? ACM est une société savante fondée en 1947 pour répondre à l'intérêt croissant présenté par des technologies alors en émergence : l'informatique et les ordinateurs. Aujourd'hui ACM compte 95 000 membres et supervise 34 groupes de travail (SIG, Special Interest Groups) dans tous les domaines liés à l'informatique. L'ACM Digital Library (DL) est la collection la plus complète d’articles en texte intégral et de citations bibliographiques couvrant les domaines de l'informatique et les technologies de l'information. 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