INMOS D7202A-S Source Release

CONDITIONS OF USE:

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DESCRIPTION

  The INMOS occam 2 compiler source release D7202A-S has been made freely
distributable subject to the conditions above.  It contains the copyrighted
INMOS sources of the occam compiler for the Transputer plus support libraries.

From this set of sources, you can _ONLY_ build the following program:
	oc - INMOS occam2 compiler

You CANNOT compile the Transputer libraries from the source here without the
following INMOS toolset program:
	ilibr - INMOS toolset librarian tool

You CANNOT compile Transputer programs with this compiler without the
following INMOS toolset programs:
	ilibr - INMOS toolset librarian tool
	ilink - INMOS toolset linker tool
	icollect - INMOS toolset collector
	occonf - INMOS toolset occam configurer

(plus other related programs imakef,icvlink,...)


CONTENTS

  The directory structure is as follows:

  oc-src.tar.gz
	UNIX version of the source tree, in one large gzipped tar file.
	This is the recommended way to get the sources.

  oc-bin-sun4.gz
	sun4 binary of the INMOS occam 2 toolset compiler for transputers
	built from the above sources.

  oc-bin-ta.tar.gz
	'ta' (T8/4) binary of INMOS occam 2 toolset compiler for transputers
	built from the above sources.

  docs/
	Documentation in gzipped PostScript for the compiler.  This includes
	details of TCOFF, the linker and the compiler specification.

  msdos/
	If you have an overblown interrupt handler pretending to be an
	operating system, the MSDOS source files can be found here.
	All the sources are split into little ZIP files and appropriate
	programs and batch files are present to reconstruct the source tree.


SUPPORT/WARRANTY/BUG FIXES

  There is no warranty for this set of files and INMOS especially
are not interested in bug fixes.  If you have something to contribute to
add to the compiler, please contact me.


THANKS

  Thanks go to Tony Debling and Michael Poole for arranging the release
of these files to the Transputer and occam community.


Dave Beckett <djb1@ukc.ac.uk>

Computing Laboratory, University of Kent at Canterbury, ENGLAND, CT2 7NF
Tel: [+44] (0)227 764000 x7684  Fax: [+44] (0)227 762811