Newsgroups: comp.sys.transputer From: Mark Booth Reply-To: Mark Booth Subject: Re: Transputer Last Time Buy Organization: Oxford Intelligent Machines Ltd Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1998 18:40:55 +0100 Mime-Version: 1.0 Message-ID: In article <35ae4f45.1673269@news.dircon.co.uk>, Mark Cartlidge writes > Sundance Multiprocessor Technology Ltd has for the last 9 years >produced a range of > products based on the INMOS Transputer and with effect from 1st >January 1999 the > Transputer and all support chips will be made obsolete as a >result of a decision by > SGS-Thomson to stop manufacturing the silicon. Thanks for the information Mark, but you could have made it rather easier to read if your newsreader hadnt made uch a hartchet job of the formatting. As can be seen by the above quote, it was chopping your long lines (probably due to a wider than 72 character input window, or proportional font in that window) and also inserting extra spaces at the start of unwrapped lines. I never realised that Forte Agent was such a heap. >Mark Cartlidge > >SUNDANCE MULTIPROCESSOR TECHNOLOGY LTD >Chiltern House, Waterside, Chesham, HP5 1PS, United Kingdom > >Dir.:011-44-1494-793191 Tel:011-44-1494-793167 >Fax:011-44-1494-793168 >mailto:MarkC@sundance.com mailto:sales@sundance.com http://www.sundance.com Also arent you supposed to have a signature seperator to seperate your signature from the main body of the post. Two dashes and a space are the usenet standard. Thanks for your support over the years, its a shame that the end of an era is nigh. I still havnt found a product that I can hand on heart say "this will be the perfect replacement for the transputer". Take care, Mark......... -- Mark Booth (markbSig@oxim.demon.co.uk), | My ReplyTo: address ----------------------------------------------------| is valid, other Oxford Intelligent Machines Ltd, Oxford, UK. | addresses are for Voice +44 (0) 1865 204881, Fax +44 (0) 1865 20488 | tracking spammage.