transputers and Eastern Europe

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From: "Patrick Van Renterghem / Belg. ...
Date: Thu, 29 Mar 1990 13:40

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Dear networkers,
 
This is a non-technical question. I was wondering if anyone had experience/ideas
about sharing transputer know-how with students and professors from Eastern
European countries (e.g. Bulgaria). Is it forbidden to teach them what
transputers are, to show demonstrations, to provide them with technical
articles, etc ???
 
Does anyone know how far we can go ? Maybe people who have been to the Parallel
Processing conference in Sofia can comment on these questions ... I was invited
but I had no time to go there.
 
Patrick

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