5 Aug
1999
5 Aug
'99
12:13 a.m.
Hi,
I am looking for all the various INMOS tram part numbers and their
purpose. I am not interested in the compute trams, just the special
purpose ones. Here is what I have so far:
IMSB420 - VecTRAM (transputer + zoran array processor)
IMSB421 - GPIB Tram
IMSB422 - SCSI Tram
IMSB431 - Ethernet Tram
What are the others (ROM, DACs, Graphics, etc)?
Thanks
Ram
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7:23 a.m.
Tony Duell wrote:
Here are some more. I don't have any of these other than the B407, but
they're in the databook.
Thanks. I want to see if I can get more of the drivers & support software for
the rest of the trams. Unfortunately, I dont have the databook :-(
Ram
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6:41 a.m.
Ram Meenakshisundaram wrote:
Hi,
I am looking for all the various INMOS tram part numbers and their
purpose. I am not interested in the compute trams, just the special
purpose ones. Here is what I have so far:
IMSB420 - VecTRAM (transputer + zoran array processor)
IMSB421 - GPIB Tram
IMSB422 - SCSI Tram
IMSB431 - Ethernet Tram
What are the others (ROM, DACs, Graphics, etc)?
6 Aug
6 Aug
6:36 a.m.
At 08:41 PM 8/5/99 +0200, you wrote:
I may be under the influence of time-singed neurons, but I think
this is the same Tim King once associated with Metacomco and
their version of the TRIPOS operating system, which was the
source of the weird BCPL-isms in the early Amiga operating systems.
I had a recollection he got into transputers after that...
- John
From The Transputer Handbook by Ian Graham and Tim
King, published 1990,
page 132
4:35 p.m.
John Foust wrote:
At 08:41 PM 8/5/99 +0200, you wrote:
I may be under the influence of time-singed neurons, but I think
this is the same Tim King once associated with Metacomco and
their version of the TRIPOS operating system, which was the
source of the weird BCPL-isms in the early Amiga operating systems.
I had a recollection he got into transputers after that...
Don't know about Metacomco, who also did some Atari ST development
software, but Tim is cited as Managing Dircetor of Perihelion Software
in the UK.
Regards
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From The Transputer Handbook by Ian Graham and Tim
King, published 1990,
page 132
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