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Volume: 1, Issue: 6, Thu Apr 28 17:40:08 EDT 1988

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| TODAY'S TOPICS |
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(1) Digest Format...
(2) WHO's WHO


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Date: Thu, 28 Apr 88 17:37:09 EDT
From: Paul Fishwick <fishwick@fish.cis.ufl.edu>
To: simulation@ufl.edu
Subject: administrative stuff...


The digest format has undergone some minor changes, and it should now
work with the "undigestifying" software that people use which generally
searches for a string of dashes. Some people reported problems with
earlier issues not conforming to the proper digest format -- the
UNIX program 'readnews' requires such a format. 'rn' on the other hand,
does not. Thanks for your patience.

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 Paul A. Fishwick.......... INTERNET: fishwick@uflorida.cis.ufl.edu
 Dept. of Computer Science. UUCP: ...ihnp4!codas!uflorida!fish!fishwick
 Univ. of Florida.......... PHONE: (904)-335-8036
 Bldg. CSE, Room 301....... FACS is available
 Gainesville, FL 32611..... 
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To: comp-simulation@SDCSVAX.UCSD.EDU
Path: tulane!barad
From: Herb Barad <barad@tulane.tulane.edu>
Newsgroups: comp.simulation
Subject: Re: SIMULATION who's who (continued)
Date: 27 Apr 88 12:51:39 GMT
References: <15115@uflorida.cis.ufl.EDU>
Reply-To: Herb Barad <tulane!barad@tulane.tulane.edu>
Organization: C.S. Dept., Tulane Univ., New Orleans, LA


I would like to introduce myself and add my two cents worth.  Here
at Tulane I am working on extending the SCOOP environment for use
in prototyping, modeling, simulation, and analysis of massively parallel
architectures.  This is a continuation of my work done at USC while
working on my dissertation.  (Actually, SCOOP stands for Southern
California Object-Oriented Prototype, maybe I should rename is to reflect
New Orleans...)

The original SCOOP environment was used to construct a prototype of a
pyramid architecture and simulate a wide range of computer vision
algorithms.  The continuing work will concentrate on making the
SCOOP environment flexible and easilty extensible.  That is, you
should be able to prototype virtually any type of parallel architecture
and simulate algorithms of interest.

The current SCOOP environment is totally written in Smalltalk-80 (PS
version).  I hope to hear the experience of others related to other
languages/environments.

-- 
Herb Barad	[Electrical Engineering Dept. - Tulane Univ.]
INTERNET:	barad@tulane.edu
USENET:		{pyramid|wpg|...}!tulane!barad

USMail:		Electrical Engineering Dept.
		Tulane Univ.
		New Orleans, LA 70118-5674
		phone: (504) 865-5785



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