Re: Transputers at a low level.

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From: Gary Bringhurst
Date: Tue, 22 Mar 1988 22:41

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A research group at Brigham Young University, lead by Dr. Aurel Soceneantu, has
been working on a transputer-based system for some time now.  When I left
they had both an assembler and a preliminary compiler (for a new language) up
and running, using PC's as hosts.

(to get to BYU from California you drive due east to SLC and turn right)

Gary L. Bringhurst

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Subject: Re: Transputers at a low level.
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