Transputer / Image processing HELP!!

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2 total messages Started by Sameh Ebeid Thu, 13 Jun 1991 16:06

#1839

Author: Sameh Ebeid
Date: Thu, 13 Jun 1991 16:06

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Dear friends,

	If any body that can offer help in ANY of the areas below
please contact me.

I need to talk to any body that :
1) Has a  transputer system and is using it for image processing.

2) Is using the transtech MCP 1000 board for image processing.

3) Is using Trollius for image processing applications or any 
	application that requires transfer of large data.

4) Is using Logical systems C and a transtech MCP 1000 board
	directly ( That is with out going through trollius).

5) Any body that is EXTREMELY impressed with the performance gain 
	they got with transputers. (I am still not impressed)

ANY papers, technical reports, books etc. would be greatly 
appreciated.

	Thanks a lot guys ..

-- Sameh


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help with C compilers / debuggers for the Transputer

#1859

Author: Joann M Paul
Date: Tue, 25 Jun 1991 21:10

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Help!

If anyone out there has experience with multiple compilers for the Transputer,
please send me (or post to the net) a brief summary of your likes/dislikes of
each compiler with which you have experience.

I am mostly interested in comparisons amongst C compilers, but am also highly
interested in comparisons between C and Fortran and C and OCCAM.

Also, does anyone have any particularly good/bad experiences with debuggers
for the Transputer?

My host system is Apollo (SR9, moving up to SR10 shortly).

Thanks, in advance.

If sending mail, my preferred net address is paul@neuronet.pitt.edu.



						University of Pittsburgh
						Department of Electrical Engrng.    
						(412) 624-9148

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