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Well folks, what I posted recently may have been a little premature.  I have
since found a few more references that I have access to.  One thing I want to
point out about all of these references, I have listed ONLY the ones that I
actually have access to.  I know there are other articles and sources, probably
quite good ones, too.  I have omitted them because I do not have them at my
disposal to read for this paper -- if you can send me some good references or
photocopies thereof (alternatively, electronic versions thereof), I would be
very appreciative, BUT I will not list ANY references in my bibliography that
I do not have direct access to.  Anyway, without further ado, here is the
updated list:

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                        Bibliography


     Anning, Nick and Hebditch, David.  ``New chip displays its powers.''  New
	  Scientist, 20 Mar. 1986, pp.  43-46.


     Barron, I., Cavill, P., and May, D.  ``Transputer does 5 or more MIPS even
	  when not used in parallel.'' Electronics, 17 Nov. 1983, pp. 109-115.


     Hebditch, David and Anning, Nick.  ``Parallel thinking for powerful
	  chip.''  New Scientist, 28 Apr. 1988, pp. 50-54.


     Manuel, Tom.  ``As the world turns parallel, Transputer applications
	  explode.''  Electronics, Dec. 1988, pp. 110-112.


     Manuel, Tom and Rogerson, Steve.  ``The Transputer finally starts living
	  up to its claims.''  Electronics, 20 Aug. 1987, pp. 78-80.


     Poplett, John and Kurver, Rob.  ``The DSI Transputer Development System.''
	  Byte, Feb. 1988, pp. 249-254.


     Pountain, Dick.  ``Microprocessor Design: The Transputer and its special
	  language, Occam.''  Byte, Aug. 1984, pp. 361, 362, 364, 366.


     Pountain, Dick.  ``Personal Supercomputers: Dick looks at Inmos's
	  Transputer and Meiko's Transputer-based Computing Surface.''  Byte,
	  July 1986, pp. 363, 364, 366, 368.


     Pountain, Dick.  ``Turbocharging Mandelbrot: An Occam technique to boost
	  performance in parallel computing systems.''  Byte, Sept. 1986,
	  pp. 359, 360, 362, 364-366.


     Pountain, Dick.  ``A Personal Transputer: The prototype Atari Abaq, with
	  the Helios operating system, could put a Transputer on your desk.''
	  Byte, June 1988, pp. 303-304, 306, 308.


     Stein, Richard.  ``T800 and Counting.''  Byte, Nov. 1988, pp. 287-290,
	  292, 294, 296.


     Taylor, Richard and Wilson, Pete.  ``Occam: Process-oriented language
	  meets demands of distributed processing.''  Electronics, 30 Nov.
	  1982, pp. 89-95.


     Wilson, Pete.  ``The CPU wars: An overview of the microprocessor
	  battlefield, and how it got that way.''  Byte, May 1988, pp. 213-215,
	  217-220, 222, 224, 226, 228, 230, 232, 234.


                Articles with unspecified authors


     ``How Meiko is getting an instant supercomputer.''  Electronics, 27 Nov.
	  1986, pp. 56-57.


     ``The Transputer spawns a radically new computer: A matrix of the new
	  microprocessors runs engine at 750 MIPS.''  Electronics, 7 Oct. 1985,
	  pp. 43-45.


     ``This CPU does floating point faster than any two-chip set.''
	  Electronics, 27 Nov. 1986, pp. 51-55.


                  Related articles of interest


     Beedie, Mitch.  ``Compiler makes the most of behavioral descriptions.''
	  Electronic Design, 4 Sept. 1986, pp. 28.


     King-Smith, Tony and Yassie, Hossein.  ``Cascadable DSP chip attacks tasks
	  with parallel punches.''  Electronic Design, 30 Oct. 1986,
	  pp. 145-149.


     Lineback, Robert.  ``Popovich steers `Biggest pilot line in the U.S.'.''
	  Electronics, 13 Nov. 1986, pp. 16.


     Lineback, Robert.  ``Data-flow IC samples at 320 million [samples per
	  second].''  Electronics, 13 Nov. 1986, pp. 96.


     Rogerson, Steve.  ``Inmos puts Transputers into its own CAD system.''
	  Electronics, 20 Aug. 1987, pp. 81-82.


     Wenz, Charles.  ``Transputer support centres will look for problems to
	  solve.''  Nature, 10 Mar. 1988, pp. 105.


      Related articles of interest with unspecified authors


     ``A downsized Inmos is on its way back.''  Electronics, 25 June 1987,
	  pp. 34-35.


     ``Credit-card size Transputer modules can turn a PC into a supermini.''
	  Electronics, 21 Jan. 1988, pp. 85.


     ``Design tricks speed up Inmos's SRAMS.''  Electronics, 16 Apr. 1987,
	  pp. 34.


     ``Evaluation board cuts DSP development time.''  Electronic Design, 25
	  June 1987, pp. 129.


     ``Transputer chips: Linchpins of a mighty Supercomputer.''  Business Week,
	  21 Apr. 1986, pp. 47.


     ``Transputer computer system blazes at 3,000 MIPS.'' Electronics, 21 Aug.
	  1986, pp. 21.

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-Brad Knowles

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