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Article #1021C++ for transputer ?
From: LOTUFO
Date: Sat, 06 Oct 1990 00:59
Date: Sat, 06 Oct 1990 00:59
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Is there any company planning to implement a C++ compiler for the
transputer?
I have started programming in C++, but I would like to be able to generate code
for the transputer as well. Maybe someone could point me to a
comercial C++ preprocessor that would generate C code.
It seems that C++ will be a great sequential programming language for
the 90's and possibly it can be well adapted to deal with concurrency
and parallelism with a good class definition.
Is there any C++ transputer programmer thinking in this already? Is
there any message passing system implemented in C++? Or any ideas for
classes definition for messages, concurrency and parallelism?
Thanks
Roberto Lotufo
State University of Campinas
Campinas,SP, Brazil
e-mail LOTUFO@bruc.ansp.br
LOTUFO%br.ansp.bruc@earn-relay
LOTUFO@bruc.bitnet
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