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2 total messages Started by Randy Brumbaugh Sat, 06 May 1989 02:56
Transputer PCAD files
#2671
Author: Randy Brumbaugh
Date: Sat, 06 May 1989 02:56
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We are preparing to do a transputer design using the schematic capture /
printed circuit board layout & routing package PCAD.  As we expected,
transputers and related ICs are not included in the standard parts
libraries included with the package.  Entering them manually is more than
a trivial process.

Is anyone else using PCAD?  Does anyone have definition files for transputers,
link adaptors or crossbar switches?  If so, would you like to swap information
and / or parts definition files?

           Randy Brumbaugh
           rando@skipper.dfrf.nasa.gov
           (805) 258-3311 x5177
Re: Transputer PCAD files
#2675
Author: David Boreham
Date: Tue, 09 May 1989 12:51
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rando@skipper.dfrf.nasa.gov writes that he is looking for PCAD
symbols for INMOS devices.

I'm afraid that I can't help him but his posting did make me think
that there might be people out there who could benefit from the
database we have for MENTOR CAE/CAD.

We have symbols for most INMOS devices and primitive BLMs for
some of the processors. As it takes about a day to put in
a T801 symbol and debug it, and about a month to write a
hardware-verification BLM, I am willing to mail this data
(on a very informal basis with absolutely no support) to anyone
to wants it.

-- 
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Bristol,  England            |      (us): uunet!inmos-c!davidb
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