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2 total messages Started by Ben Abbott Thu, 30 Mar 1989 21:01
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#2581
Author: Ben Abbott
Date: Thu, 30 Mar 1989 21:01
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Last summer I read an article in "EE Times" about a joint venture
consisting of Alsys, Inmos, and Meiko to port the Alsys Ada compiler to
the T800.  

What is the status of this work?
(The article indicated expected complition by July 89) 

Ben Abbott
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#2622
Author: paszkows
Date: Mon, 10 Apr 1989 08:12
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In article <8903302101.AA20524@vuse.vanderbilt.edu> abbott@VUSE.VANDERBILT.EDU (Ben Abbott) writes:

>Last summer I read an article in "EE Times" about a joint venture
>consisting of Alsys, Inmos, and Meiko to port the Alsys Ada compiler to
>the T800.  

>What is the status of this work?
>(The article indicated expected complition by July 89) 

An article from one of last week's free Electonics/Computing newspapers 
( Computer Weekly ? ).   ( somewhat edited )

Transputer to run Ada in new ESA project.
=========================================

Software Houses SD-Scicon and Alsys are to investigate development of a compiler
that will run Ada software in parallel processing modes on multiple Transputer
microprocessors.

....

Alsys have already developed a compiler to run Ada in serial mode on a 
Transputer, and will see if this compiler can be extended to take in parallel
working multiple Transputers.

No mention of any dates.



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