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In article <1jjopuINNbqs@iraul1.ira.uka.de> mager@i41s12.ira.uka.de (Hendrik Mager) writes:
>--
>Hi,
>I need some information and/or help on loading dynamical distributed
>programs onto a transputernetwork without resetting the network.
>
>  ... [deleted]
>
>I have the following questions:
>- Has anybody done something similar to the described problem and can give
>  some hints? Perhaps I'm overlooking something.
>- Has anybody doing some dynamical linking of prgramparts under this 
>  enviroment.
>- Exists some tools by immos which supports such things.
>- I havenot found any example in the handbooks how to do dynamical loading.
>  The User Manual only say's: the tools can be uesd for this purpose.
>


The latest INMOS ANSI C toolset supports dynamic loading via .rsc files
(essentially a .btl with the bootstraps missing).  You may load and start
a .rsc from file, memory or channel.

Product codes are:

D4314A  Sun4
D7314A  386PC

Please contact your toolset supplier who will be (no doubt) only too pleased
to help.

-Nigel


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