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Books on occam 2

#250
From: J.Wexler
Date: Thu, 07 Sep 1989 08:51
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> Subject:  Re: Wanted: Occam compiler for SUN3
> From:     Hubey <njin!hubey@edu.rutgers>
> 
> Speaking about OCCAM, would someone please post
> the name, author and the ISBN(if known) of the book on OCCAM.

and assuming that you have an interest in compiling the language as well as
learning it - here is a selection of books on occam2. Besides the ones listed
here, there are several other tutorial books on the language.  Prentice-Hall
have some more books on the technicalities of Transputers, and INMOS offer a
series of technical notes.

    John Wexler

"Occam 2 reference manual",
INMOS,
Prentice-Hall, 1988, 0-13-629312-3

"A tutorial introduction to occam programming",
D.Pountain and David May,
Blackwell Scientific Publications/McGraw Hill,
0 632 01847 X and 0-07-050606-X

"Programming in occam2",
Geraint Jones and Michael Goldsmith,
Prentice-Hall, 1988, 0-13-730334

"Concurrent programming in occam 2",
John Wexler,
Ellis Horwood/John Wiley (Halsted Press), 1989, 0-7458-0394-6 and 0-470-21326-4

"Transputer reference manual",
INMOS,
Prentice-Hall, 1988, 13-929001-X

"Transputer instruction set: a compiler writer's guide",
INMOS,
Prentice-Hall, 1988, 13-929100-8
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