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Re: transputer info

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From: D R K Rao
Date: Wed, 01 Mar 1989 11:23
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To Syd Logan,

           There are quite a few books available at the moment

relating to transputers and occam. I have listed some of the

ones that I have found useful:

    (1)      Transputer reference manual
 
                  --an inmos book and published by prentice hall

    (2)     Inmos technical notes as listed in appendix C.2 of

                      reference manual.

            and also

            papers and extracts by inmos authors as in
 
                      appendix C.3 of the reference manual

            and

            papers and extracts as shown in appendix C4.

    (3)     Programming in OCCAM2 by Alan Burn

                   -- Addison Wesley

    (4)     Occam 2 reference manual  from Inmos

                   -- published by Prentice Hall.


                These should be a reasonably good strating point.


           Good luck and good hunting.



                            Ramesh Rao

                        e-mail:   phpgdrk@uk.ac.surrey.ph
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