21 Jul
1999
21 Jul
'99
6:29 p.m.
It is the GPIB library.
I have a B419 that I want to test as I don't know what
state it is in.
If/when I get a copy you will get one too.
Who is Tony ?
What are you using to run/compile/edit the B020 CVC stuff ?
K
At 03:33 PM 7/21/99 -0400, you wrote:
Kenny Innes wrote:
Transputer Software.
Does anyone out there have a copy of the IMS F001B and/or
the IMS F003A libraries for the Transputer ??
Hi Kenny,
The IMS F003A will not work on the B020 (so I am told).
It was never ported to the B020. The best thing to do is to use the
CVC kit I gave you. What is the IMS F001 used for (is it the GPIB
libraries or the ethernet libraries)? Well, anyway, shoot over a
copy to me if you do find these as I know Tony would be anxious
about these.
Ram
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22 Jul
22 Jul
7:37 a.m.
Kenny Innes wrote:
It is the GPIB library.
I have a B419 that I want to test as I don't know what
state it is in.
If/when I get a copy you will get one too.
Who is Tony ?
Tony Duell is another B020 owner and a frequent poster to this
mailing list. He has several transputer boards and trams as well
the specs to the B020.
What are you using to run/compile/edit the B020 CVC stuff ?
The standard iserver/d7314a C compiler combination. I haven't
tried this out on the T9000 C compiler. In fact, the make files are
specifically targeted for this compiler. I screwed up the linkage
(some files are missing though) as my libs were pointing to the 7405
libs. I am going to try it again this weekend.
Ram
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8:06 a.m.
Ram Meenakshisundaram wrote:
You can re-target this for the LSC compilers as it is very similar to
the INMOS compilers. It uses the same "MOCK" libraries for
communication.
Ram
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Kenny Innes wrote:
> It is the GPIB library.
> I have a B419 that I want to test as I don't know what
> state it is in.
> If/when I get a copy you will get one too.
Oh, I should tell you that I am actually talking to some of the
guys in ST. I am trying to get the drivers for most of the trams
like the ethernet, vecTram, GPIB, graphics tram, etc. I also have
a GPIB and it would be nice to get that working. Tony has the reset
of the stuff IIRC. I have been trying to get these drivers for some
time
now, but I didnt have much luck except for the SCSI drivers and the
B020.
What are you using to run/compile/edit the B020 CVC stuff ?
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