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Transputer-program archive ???

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From: Juha Pirttil{
Date: Mon, 14 Sep 1992 14:34
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Hello!

During the summer I have been learning how to program transputers. 
I have a Macintosh Quadra and some transputers in it. 
I also have Inmos ANSI C as a transputer programming language. 

Until now I have tried to make some simple programs that run in the 
transputer and use iserver as a host server program. Now I would 
like to try to make my Mac-program use the transputers. However 
I do not have any sample code and I would not like to invent 
the wheel again. So, is there a good ftp site somewhere that has 
something that I can use archived ?

          Juha Pirttil{
          Department of Physics
          University of Oulu
          Finland

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