Re: What makes Transputer interesting

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From: Dan Ellard
Date: Tue, 15 Nov 1988 19:42

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I'd like to get more information about transputers, available
systems based on transputers, and what software has been written
for these systems.  I'm especially interested in documentation
for the transputer assembly language, an OCCAM programming manual,
and some description of whatever operating systems or executives
which have been ported to/written for transputer-based systems.

-Dan

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From: ellard@bbn.com (Dan Ellard)
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Subject: Re: What makes Transputer interesting
Summary: I'm interested
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Date: 15 Nov 88 19:42:13 GMT
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