ben@tasis.utas.oz (Ben Lian) (03/18/88)
I am looking for information from anyone who has had experience with
transputers at a low level. To be more precise, I am writing a
compiler (on a VAX + 4.3bsd) which generates transputer binary for
execution on a multi-transputer system hanging off an Olivetti M24
(running INMOS' Transputer Development System under PC-DOS).
Any useful tips, warnings, success/horror stories, etc., i.e.,
*anything*, would be welcome. By the way, if you know about the
existence of
1) a transputer assembler (for PC-DOS and/or VAX/4.3bsd); or
2) a transputer code interpreter (for VAX/4.3bsd)
please respond.
bl
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Australia. munnari!tasis.utas.oz!bengaryb@hpmwtla.HP.COM (Gary Bringhurst) (03/23/88)
A research group at Brigham Young University, lead by Dr. Aurel Soceneantu, has been working on a transputer-based system for some time now. When I left they had both an assembler and a preliminary compiler (for a new language) up and running, using PC's as hosts. (to get to BYU from California you drive due east to SLC and turn right) Gary L. Bringhurst
tknguyen@watsup.waterloo.edu (Kim Nguyen) (03/25/88)
In article <4870001@hpmwtla.HP.COM> garyb@hpmwtla.HP.COM (Gary Bringhurst) writes: > >A research group at Brigham Young University, ... [deleted] > >(to get to BYU from California you drive due east to SLC and turn right) Yes, or from California you turn due west and keep swimming... (Hawaii campus) ---------------------------- Kim Nguyen Systems Design Engineering tknguyen@watsup.waterloo.edu