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In article <22920818175022.0004006329D40X4@mcimail.com>, 
(Mitchell Reifel) writes:
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|> Also, the number of "third party" vendors who have included C40 support with
|> their Transputer support (3L, Perihelion, etc.) numbers over two dozen. Since
|> these companies position their products where the revenue is, it is a good
|> market indicator for the C40.
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|> (stuff deleted)
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|> Regards,
|> Mitch Reifel
|> TMS320C40 Program Manager
|> Texas Instruments, Houston, Texas
|> 5140840@mcimail.com
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Is there a list of current vendors who are offering support (hardware
and software) for the C40? I've been trying to follow what's available
for it since it was first announced, but haven't seen that much 
advertising done. 

I have a new (Transtech) transputer-based system here, 
and would like to think about mixing in C40's in the future. 
However, I don't know how various vendors are making this feasible. 
Does TI have any info on its third-party supporters that would be mailable,
or should one contact individual vendors first?

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