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Started by FGOMEZ
Wed, 26 Jul 1989 14:03
Transputer Links with fiber optics
Author: FGOMEZ
Date: Wed, 26 Jul 1989 14:03
Date: Wed, 26 Jul 1989 14:03
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:MSG FROM: FGOMEZ --ESTEC TO: TRANSPUT--EXTERNAL 89-07-26 11:37:54 To: TRANSPUT--EXTERNAL From: (F. Gomez) Subject: Transputer Links with fiber optics Has anybody got some experience using fiber optics with transputer links?. We are starting to use that and we are experimenting some errors in the transmission. Thanks in advance. F.Gomez-Molinero European Space Agency ESTEC
Re: Transputer Links with fiber optics
Author: John Painter - Sun BOS Hardware
Date: Wed, 26 Jul 1989 20:32
Date: Wed, 26 Jul 1989 20:32
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Inmos has an app note on this (at least in the US). I have done work in this area as well and would point out that the problems you experience may be due to differences in the turn-on/turn-off times of the light source. (If you can not get the app note and want it reply via normal mail with an address and I'll send a copy to you) /Tjp - no batteries required, contains internal fusion generator
Granularity issues in parallelism
Author: Xiaoyu Charles Chen
Date: Thu, 10 Aug 1989 16:16
Date: Thu, 10 Aug 1989 16:16
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I am currently looking into the granularity issues in parallelism in the context of interactive computer graphics. Any information (papers, magazines, books personal opinions etc.) and advice would be very appreciated. Thanks a lot in advance. Charles _______________________________________________________________________ ----- | | / --------- Charles X. Chen | / /| Dept. of Computer Science | \ / | University of Strathclyde | \ ------- 26 Richmond Street
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