msilver@pimlico.Sun.COM (Mark Silver - SE Sun Microsystems) (01/23/91)
Has anyone heard of a piece of DSP software called 'Gabriel' ... it
is supposidly lives by anonomous ftp from a cal.berekely machine ...
but I don't know where ...
Please respond to me directly as I don't always have the time to xrn.
Regards: Mark
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Mark Silver Washington DC Area Phone 301-312-1716
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Columbia, Maryland 21046 mark.silver@East.Sun.COM
=============================================================================phil@east.Berkeley.EDU (Phil Lapsley) (01/23/91)
The Gabriel software is available via ftp from copernicus.Berkeley.EDU (128.32.240.37). It's not quite "anonymous": you can use anonymous ftp to get the license agreement. When you sign that and mail it back to us, we give you the password to an ftp account that allows you to grab the actual software. It's free, just not anonymous. :-) For the uninitiated, Gabriel is a block diagram programming environment for DSP that runs on Sun 3 and Sun 4 workstations. It can simulate DSP designs, generate assembly code for Motorola DSP56000 and DSP96000 chips, and automatically perform parallel scheduling when multiple DSP chips are used. For more information, ftp to copernicus.Berkeley.EDU, log in as "anonymous" (any password will do), and grab the files "gabriel-overview", "gabriel-release-info", and "gabriel-license.shar". Be warned that a new version of Gabriel will be out by the end of January, so if you're interested in it, it might pay to wait until then. Phil Lapsley phil@ucbarpa.Berkeley.EDU ...!ucbvax!phil