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1 total messages Started by Dave Fielding Thu, 14 Dec 1989 21:15
Distributed Filesystems/GNU Compiler?
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Author: Dave Fielding
Date: Thu, 14 Dec 1989 21:15
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Filesystems:

	I am presently in the preliminary phase of designing a filesystem 
	for Trollius which will run on an array of disks slung off of 
	transputer nodes.  A few weeks ago a number of people expressed an
	interest in SCSI disks in transputer networks. I am very 
	interested in hearing from people who are presently involved 
	in or are planning to get involved in filesystem software 
	development inorder to discuss various approaches to distributed 
	disk systems on transputer nodes. 
	

GNU:
	
	I've recently heard rumors that there is a transputer back-end 
	for the GNU C compiler. If you have information concerning this, 
	or you are interested in investigating a transputer back-end for
	the GNU compiler please let me know. We are very interested in 
	using this as our compiler for the Trollius operating system and
	are investigating this possibility. If it doesn't already exist, 
	and the idea is feasible, then maybe we can initiate a collabration 
	among interested parties to work on it.

		David L. Fielding
		Trollius Development Team
	
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