🚀 go-pugleaf

Sorry to have to post this here -- I am having trouble reaching some people
who requested a copy of Colin Plumb's little introduction to the transputer's
intruction set way back in January and February.  A lot of international
e-mail seems to go AWOL without trace (no bounce-back, nothing).  This
morning, I re-sent to a few sites that appear not to have received it.  If
you haven't got yours yet, wait a few days then e-mail me or one of the
alternatives below (with an address that works!).

There are three sources that I know of for Colin's intro:

1  In Australia/Oceania -- me (see the signature);

2  In Europe -- Klaus Kusche (k312240@aearn.BITNET);

3  In the USA -- Colin Plumb (uunet!microsoft!w-colinp).

Pick the one nearest you, PLEASE!

I've said this before, but I'd like to remind you that Prentice Hall have
published the definitive volume on the transputer instruction set:
	
	INMOS
	Transputer Instruction Set -- A compiler writer's guide.
	ISBN 0-13-929100-8 (pbk only).

It's a little pricey, but the market for the book IS small.  And you need
an assembler to play, of course.


-- bl




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