TED a graphical editor for Helios resource maps

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1 total messages Started by Franz-Rudolf Assmann Tue, 10 Jul 1990 13:32

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Author: Franz-Rudolf Assmann
Date: Tue, 10 Jul 1990 13:32

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Dear Helios users,

are you tired of writing resource maps for Helios? Well, we didn't like
this job either so we developed a graphical tool for that purpose and
named it TED.

TED is an editor for transputer hardware topologies and its graphical
interface is based on the X-Window system where the Helios version
requires X11R2 and the Sun version requires X11R4 and SunOS 4.01 or 
higher. This tool allows the graphical construction of Helios resource 
maps, where several standard topology generators may assist you during 
this process.
               
You may generate a Helios resource map from every generated or drawn
topology which will server as input for the Helios resource map
compiler 'rmgen'.

And the best news of all, TED is public domain, but you have to 
obey the copyright.

You may find the binaries of TED under the directory 'pub/transputer/ted'
via anonymous ftp on the machine 'minnehaha.rhrk.uni-kl.de'.

And you may receive the source or the binaries if you ask for it via e-mail.
      
Don't hesitate to contact me if you find errors or if have suggestions
to improve TED.


	Best regards,
	Franz-Rudolf Assmann

	
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