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2 total messages Started by apollo Mon, 26 Oct 1987 15:35

#1919

Author: apollo
Date: Mon, 26 Oct 1987 15:35

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  We are putting together a Multibus ][ system for our
real-time lab.  I noticed in a buyer's guide that a British
firm, Tadpole Technology, was marketing a Transputer board
for the Multibus ][.
  What I would like to know is if anyone has had any experience 
with this board. As well, could someone please pass along 
Tadpole's telephone number.
  Thanks in advance.

                        Vince Pugliese
                        apollo@ecf.toronto.edu

Transputer boards for IBM-PCs

#1933

Author: Andy Freeman
Date: Tue, 03 Nov 1987 03:04

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One (or both, the literature is somewhat confusing) of the following
two companies is selling various kinds of transputer add-in boards
for PCs and clones.  They have boards with 4 transputers (choose
between T414-15, T414-20, and T800-20) and either 256k or 1Mb
local memory per processor, link adaptors with a transputer (same
choices) and either 2 or 8Mb that also can be accessed via PC DMA
(with optional interrupts), a simpler link adaptor, as well as
both C and Occam development environments.  All boards are compatible
with Inmos Evaluation Boards.  All links have differential drivers
and are speed selectable to 20 Mbits/second.

If this sounds like it might fit your needs, please contact the
companies.  I have no connection to them (I'm not even a user).

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