occam on Suns

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From: Murray Cole
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1992 09:28

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Can anyone give me any information about systems which allow occam programs
to be compiled & executed, interpreted or whatever, on a Sun (i.e. without
any real parallelism, or the need for transputers). I know of Inmos'
occam toolset, but would like to hear of any alternatives. I want to 
teach occam to around 30 students in as familiar an environment as possible - 
i.e. Unix + your favourite editor, for these students.

Murray Cole.

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Subject: occam on Suns
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