RE: A path for CSP-based Solutions towards HUGE Industrial Succes s.

From: O'Neill, Brian (brian.oneill_at_email.domain.hidden)
Date: 2000-10-09 11:39:11

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Larry wrote:
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> More details on your Transputer-equivalent OS kernel?
> It sounds like what I was talking about.
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This is a multi-processor system with transputer type communication links.
If anyone is interested I would be pleased to send them a paper describing
the system.

The Quantel system is continually upgrade to provide additional features.

Brian

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