abennett@athena.mit.edu (Andrew A. Bennett) (06/26/91)
I'm starting a Ph.D. program in Ocean Engineering at MIT this fall, and I've
learned that their autonomus submersible uses os9.
Since I don't know the first thing about os9, and since the odds are about 80/20
that I'll be asked to program the submersible, I thought I had better start learning.
My question is, therefore: Where can I get os9 information/manuals/etc, so
that I'll at least not be a hinderance when I arrive?
All replies are greaty appreciated.
-Drew
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knudsen@cbnewsd.att.com (michael.j.knudsen) (06/29/91)
In article <1991Jun25.190841.12598@athena.mit.edu>, abennett@athena.mit.edu (Andrew A. Bennett) writes: > I'm starting a Ph.D. program in Ocean Engineering at MIT this fall, and I've > learned that their autonomous submersible uses os9. Nice to add to the known uses of OS9. Also suggests our new theme song: "We all live in a Robot Submarine -- Robot Submarine -- Robot Submarine" Go to Radio Shack and buy OS9 Level 2, read the manuals. Better yet, buy a Coco 3 and play with it. The above is serious advice. Really. --mike k -- "What America needs is A Thousand Points When Lit..." knudsen@ihlpl.att.com