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30th June 1995
- /parallel/bibliographies/transputer/wotug18.bib
- Transputer and occam Developments, Proceedings of WoTUG 18, ed
Patrick Nixon, Manchester Metropolitan University, IOS Press,
Amsterdam, 1995. ISBN 90 5199 222 x (IOS Press) / ISBN 4-274-90047-9
C3000 (Ohmsha).
- /parallel/environments/lam/distribution/
- LAM: A UNIX cluster implementation of the MPI interprocess
communication standard
- /parallel/environments/lam/distribution/mpi-report.ps.gz
- MPI Standard (Version 1.1)
- /parallel/environments/lam/distribution/tutorials/
- Various tutorials (LAM, MPI, etc)
- /parallel/environments/lam/distribution/tutorials/Readme.tut
- Overview
- /parallel/environments/lam/distribution/tutorials/lam_ezstart.tut
- Getting Started with MPI on LAM
- /parallel/environments/lam/distribution/tutorials/mpi_collective.tut
- MPI: Everyday Collective Communication
- /parallel/environments/lam/distribution/tutorials/mpi_datatypes.tut
- MPI: Everyday Datatypes
- /parallel/environments/lam/distribution/tutorials/mpi_ezstart.tut
- MPI: It's Easy to Get Started
- /parallel/libraries/numerical/omega-calculator/
- The Omega Calculator and Library V0.951. The Omega calculator is a
text-based interface to the Omega library, a set of routines developed
for manipulating: Presburger formulas, Integer tuple sets and Integer
tuple relations. See also http://www.cs.umd.edu/projects/omega/
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/lcc/
- LCC: C Compiler driver, assembler, linker and disassembler for
Transputer MINIX
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/lcc/README
- LCC overview
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/lcc/lcc-bin.tar.gz
- LCC binaries and link libraries
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/lcc/lcc-src.tar.gz
- LCC sources
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/include/
- LCC compiler includes
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/include/README
- Installation instructions
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/include/include.tz
- Include files
27th June 1995
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/rootfs+kernel/
- Updated MINIX Root filing system and Kernel
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/rootfs+kernel/README
- Instructions and copyrights for Transputer Minix
Author: Michael Haardt <michael@cantor.informatik.rwth-aachen.de>.
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/rootfs+kernel/0.gz
- Root filing system
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/rootfs+kernel/t800.btl
- MINIX bootable (iserver -sb t800.btl) for T800 processor
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/rootfs+kernel/t414.btl
- MINIX bootable (iserver -sb t414.btl) for T414 processor
22nd June 1995
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/
- Updated MPI Chameleon package
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/mpisplit/
- Split up parts of latest mpich.tar file
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/userguide.ps.Z
- Users' Guide to mpich, a Portable Implementation of MPI
by Patrick Bridges, Nathan Doss, William Gropp, Edward Karrels, Ewing
Lusk and Anthony Skjellum. June 20, 1995.
ABSTRACT:
MPI (Message-Passing Interface) is a standard specification for
message-passing libraries. mpich is a portable implementation of the
full MPI specification for a wide variety of parallel computing
environments. This paper describes how to build and run MPI programs
using the MPICH implementation of MPI.
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/install.ps.Z
- Installation Guide to mpich, a Portable Implementation of MPI
by Patrick Bridges, Nathan Doss, William Gropp, Edward Karrels, Ewing
Lusk and Anthony Skjellum. June 20, 1995.
ABSTRACT:
MPI (Message-Passing Interface) is a standard specification for
message-passing libraries. mpich is a portable implementation of the
full MPI specification for a wide variety of parallel computing
environments, including workstation clusters and massively parallel
processors (MPPs). mpich contains, along with the MPI library itself,
a programming environment for working with MPI programs. The
programming environment includes a portable startup mechanism, several
profiling libraries for studying the performance of MPI programs, and
an X interface to all of the tools. This guide explains how to
compile, test, and install mpich and its related tools.
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/manwww.tar.Z
- HTML versions of the manual pages for MPI and MPE functions.
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/misc/cmpl.tar.Z
- Programs for compiling and linking programs in C or Fortran with MPI.
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/misc/doctext.ps.Z
- Users Manual for doctext - Producing Documentation from C Source
Code
ABSTRACT:
One of the major problems that software library writers face,
particularly in a research environment, is the generation of
documentation. Producing good, professional-quality documentation is
tedious and time consuming. Often, no documentation is produced. For
many users, however, much of the need for documentation may be
satisfied by a brief description of the purpose and use of the
routines and their arguments. Even for more complete, hand-generated
documentation, this information provides a convenient starting point.
We describe here a tool that may be used to generate documentation
about programs written in the C language. It uses a structured comment
convention that preserves the original C source code and does not
require any additional files. The markup language is designed to be an
almost invisible structured comment in the C source code, retaining
readability in the original source. Documentation in a form suitable
for the Unix man program (nroff), LaTeX, and the World Wide Web (WWW)
can be produced.
Author: William Gropp.
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/misc/guide.ps.Z
- Users' Guide to mpich, a Portable Implementation of MPI
by Patrick Bridges, Nathan Doss, William Gropp, Edward Karrels, Ewing
Lusk and Anthony Skjellum.
ABSTRACT:
MPI (Message-Passing Interface) is a standard specification for
message-passing libraries. mpich is a portable implementation of the
full MPI specification for a wide variety of parallel computing
environments. mpich contains, along with the MPI library itself, a
programming environment for working with MPI programs. The programming
environment includes a portable startup mechanism, several profiling
libraries for studying the performance of MPI programs, and an X
interface to all of the tools.
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/misc/meiko.tar.Z
- A native Meiko CS2 version of the ADI. It is NOT derived from the
Chameleon code.
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/misc/newadi.ps.Z
- MPICH Working Note: Creating a new MPICH device using the Channel
interface
by William Gropp and Ewing Lusk.
ABSTRACT:
The MPICH implementation of MPI uses a powerful and efficient layered
approach to simplify porting MPI to new systems. One interface that
can be used is the channel interface; this interface defines a
collection of simple data-transfer operations. This paper describes
this interface, some of the special issues, and gives instructions on
creating a new MPICH implementation by implementing just a few
routines.
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/misc/nupshot.tar.Z
- Nupshot is a performance visualization tool that displays logfiles in
the 'alog' format or the PICL v.1 format. Requires Tcl 7.3 and Tk 3.6.
Author: Ed Karrels <karrels@mcs.anl.gov>.
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/misc/upshot
- Upshot in TCL/TK
Author: Ed Karrels <karrels@mcs.anl.gov>.
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/misc/mpi2/jun5.ps.Z
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/misc/mpi2/jun5.dvi
- Minutes of MPI meeting, June 5-7, 1995.
Author: William Gropp.
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/misc/mpi2/spawn.apr.ps.Z
- Dynamic Process Management in an MPI Setting
by William Gropp and Ewing Lusk
ABSTRACT:
We propose extensions to the Message-Passing Interface (MPI) Standard
that provide for dynamic process management, including spawning of new
processes by a running application. Such extensions are needed if more
of the runtime environment for parallel programs is to be accessible
to MPI programs or to be themselves written using MPI. The extensions
proposed here are motivated by real applications and fit cleanly with
existing concepts of MPI. No changes to the existing MPI Standard are
proposed, thus all present MPI programs will run unchanged.
- /parallel/environments/pvm3/tape-pvm/
- Updated Tape/Pvm event tracing tool developed and maintained
at LMC-IMAG.
- /parallel/environments/pvm3/tape-pvm/tape.tgz
- Tape/Pvm Source tree containing instructions on setting up, building
and installing the distribution.
Author: Eric Maillet <maillet@imag.fr>.
- /parallel/environments/pvm3/tape-pvm/manual-tape.ps.gz
- Tape/Pvm User Manual
Author: Eric Maillet <maillet@imag.fr>.
- /parallel/environments/pvm3/tape-pvm/patch03.tgz
- Patch 03 for Tape/Pvm - Support for pvm_precv,psend and group
operations pvm_reduce,scatter and gather. These can now be visualized
in PG (with t2np). Fixed bug in event buffer flushing which only
occurred when more than one task is running on processors. Minor bug
fixes in tapepp.
21st June 1995
- /parallel/events/tdp96
- Telecommunication Distribution Parallelism 1996
Call for papers for conference being held from 20th-22nd May 1996 at
Cagliarai, Sardinia, Italy. The conference theme is
Telecommunications, Distribution and Parallelism. Suggested topics
are: Telecommunications; Multimedia servers; Parallel processing of
animated images, fixed images, sound; Mobile communication systems;
Cooperative work; Teleconference; Tele-teaching; Distributed
computer-assisted drawing; Networks; Network architecture and
performances; Network protocols; Parallel and distributed
applications; image analysis and synthesis; numerical computing; real
time, process control; robotics; Algorithms for parallelism;
complexity; load balancing, process migration; Parallel architectures
and operating systems; massively parallel; network of processors;
programming environment; virtual environments; Modeling;
methodologies; mathematical resolution; simulation and measurements
and others. Note: Official language of conference is English.
Deadlines: Article: 1st December 1995; Norification: 15th February
1995; Camera-ready papers: 1st April 1996.
- /parallel/events/spdp95-industrial-workshop
- Workshop on Parallel / Distributed Platforms in Industrial Products
at SPDP'95
Call for participation for workshop being held some time during
25th-28th October 1995 at San Antonio, Texas, USA. Plattforms like
PVM, etc. are becoming much more used in industrial products and
people will encounter problems in using such systems. Building
parallel and distributed application can become a painful experience,
especially when nonfunctional requirements like reliability become an
important requirement. This workshop will bring together people with
background in really using parallel or distributed plattforms or
intending to build such systems. It will be very helpfull to add up
experiences and discuss potential pitfalls, problems, ... The workshop
covers all experiences from spec, design and implementation support,
training of the team, ... till installation, licencing and much more.
- /parallel/events/par-field-analysis-eng
- Parallel Field Analysis in Engineering Seminar
Details of 1 day seminar on 11th July 1995 at R22 Lecture Theatre,
RAL, Oxford, UK. Sponsored by: Engineering Applications IT Support
ProgrammE (EASE) Education and Awareness Programme and Parallel
Processing in Engineering Community Club (PPECC). This seminar covers
a wide range of applications (structural, crash-simulation, fluid
dynamics and electromagnetics), and also a range of solution
techniques (finite elements, finite differences and boundary elements)
Both explicit and implicit solution of the equations will be covered,
and also the mesh generation which can easily be the bottleneck for
realistic problems. Both tightly coupled machines and the parallelism
of multiple workstations will be addressed.
- /parallel/events/wtc95
- World Transputer Congress 1995
Call for attendance, tutorial and programme for conference being held
from 4th-6th September 1995 at Harrogate International Conference
Centre, Harrogate, North Yorkshire, UK. Tutorials: Parallel Design
Concepts for the Transputer (Peel and Welch); Image Processing on
Transputers (Webber); Embedded Control Design Using Transputers
(Bakkers and Croll); Parallel Processing under MATLAB (Kadlec) and
High Performance Fortran (Delves).
- /parallel/events/hpf-liverpool
- High Performance Fortran Workshop
Call for participation in workshop being held from 17th-19th July
1995 at University of Liverpool, UK. Organised by The Institute of
Advanced Scientific Computation, University of Liverpool and BCS
Fortran Specialist Group. Supported by the E.U. Comett Programme.
Course aims: provide a detailed introduction to HPF and how to use it
and training in writing, running and debugging HPF programs. It is of
interest to all groups carrying out programming development for
scientific and engineering applications. See also
http://supr.scm.liv.ac.uk/.
- /parallel/events/ispan96
- International Symposium on Parallel Architectures, Algorithms, and
Networks
Call for papers for symposium being held from 12th-14th June 1996 at
Beijing, China. Topics include: Parallel Architectures; Parallel
Algorithms; Interconnection Networks; VLSI Network Design; Network
Routing and Communication Algorithms; Mapping and Scheduling Parallel
Computation; Fault Tolerance Issues and Systems; Optical
Interconnections and Computing; Telecommunication Network Design and
Optimization; ATM Architecture and Network Protocols; Wireless and
Mobile Interconnection and Networks; Massively Parallel Processing
Systems and others. Deadlines: Papers: 1st December 1995; Acceptance:
1st February 1996; Camera ready manuscripts: 1st March 1996; Advanced
registration: 15th March 1996. See also
http://hertz.njit.edu/~asohn/pact,
http://www.ics.uci.edu/~bic/pact95 or
http://acal-www.usc.edu/pact/pact.html.
- /parallel/events/pact95
- International Conference on Parallel Architectures and Compilation
Techniques
Call for attendance and programme details for conference being held
from 27th-29th June 1995 at Limassol, Cyprus. Sponsored by the IFIP WG
10.3 (Concurrent Systems), ACM SIGARCH and IEEE TC on Computer
Architecture. Topics: Novel computation models, architectures
(fine/medium grain parallelism), compiler and hardware techniques,
data-driven and multithreaded machines, exploitation of
application-specific architectures, etc. See also
http://hertz.njit.edu/~asohn/pact,
http://www.ics.uci.edu/~bic/pact95 or
http://acal-www.usc.edu/pact/pact.html.
- /parallel/events/spaa95-ppopp95-uiwopps
- 7th Annual ACM Symposium on Parallel Algorithms and Architectures /
5th ACM SIGPLAN Symposium on Principles and Practice of Parallel
Programming / User Interface Workshop on Parallel Programming Software
Programming
Call for participants, registration details and programmes for
symposia being held from 17th-22nd July 1995 at UC Santa Barbara
campus, Santa Barbara, California, USA. SPAA'95: 17th-19th July.
PPoPP: 19th-21st July. UIWOPPS workshop: 22nd July. SPAA is sponsored
by ACM SIGACT and ACM SIGARCH in cooperation with EATCS. PPoPP is
sponsored by ACM SIGPLAN. See also
http://www.cs.ucsb.edu/Conferences/ for electronic registration
forms.
- /parallel/events/sipar-wks-par-dist
- SIPAR Workshop on Parallel and Distributed Computing
Call for participants and proposals for workshop being held on 6th
October 1995 at Biel-Bienne, Switzerland. The SIPAR committee invites
graduate students and young scientists to participate to its workshop
on Parallel and Distributed Computing. Individuals and/or research
groups are encouraged to submit proposals which cover a particular
topic in the field of parallel and distributed computing. Deadlines:
Abstract: 9th September 1995; Registration: 30th September 1995. For a
registration form, railway schedule, and other information, see
http://www.isbiel.ch/~don/sipar/.
- /parallel/events/int-symp-par-dist-japan
- International Symposium on Parallel and Distributed Supercomputing
(Fukuoka, Japan)
Details of conference being held from 26th-28th September 1995 at
Fukuoka Recent Hotel, Fukuoka, Japan. Topics: Parallelizing Compilers;
Parallel Architectures; Performance Evaluation and Benchmarking;
Distributed Computing; Parallel Software Development Environment;
Models of Parallel and Distributed Computing; Networking for
Supercomputing; Operating System Issues; Scientific Visualization;
Computational Chemistry; Computational Fluid Dynamics; Computational
Mechanics; Computational Physics; Business Applications; Databases and
Non-Numeric Applications and others.
- /parallel/events/mpidevel
- MPI Developers Conference
Details of Conference being held from 22nd-23rd June 1995 at
University of Notre Dame, Notre Dame, IN, USA. This is a conference
for researchers and developers who use the Message Passing Interface
(MPI) standard and is intended to support the continued development
and use of MPI and its extensions. The conference will provide a forum
for developers from national laboratories, industry, and academia who
are using MPI to present their ideas about, and experiences with, MPI.
See also http://www.cse.nd.edu/mpidc95/ or
ftp://www.cse.nd.edu/mpidc95/cfp.ps
- /parallel/events/hpc-courses-oregon
- Oregon Graduate Institute (OGI) High Performance Computing short
courses
Call for participation in three short courses being held from
17th-21st July 1995 at OGI campus near Portland, Oregon, USA. Courses
are: High Performance Computer Systems (17th-21st July); Compiler
Analysis and Optimization (24th-28th July) and Compilers for Parallel
Computing (31st July-4th August). See also: http://www.ogi.edu
- /parallel/events/intro-hpc-gfx-vis
- International Workshop on High Performance Computing for Computer
Graphics and Visualisation
Call for participation in workshop being held at from 3rd-4th July
1995 at Swansea, UK. Topics: assessing and reviewing the impact of the
development of High Performance Computing (HPC) on the progress of
Computer Graphics and Visualisation (CG&V); presenting the current use
of HPC architecture and software tools in CG&V, and the development of
parallel graphics algorithms and identifying potential HPC
applications in CG&V, and encouraging members of the graphics
community to think about their problems from the perspective of
parallelism. See also:
http://www.swan.ac.uk/compsci/CollSemConfFolder/HPCGV.html.
- /parallel/events/par-comp-chem-tutorial
- Parallel Computational Chemistry Tutorial
Call for participation in tutorial being held from 7th-11th August
1995 at (US) National Energy Research Supercomputer Center, Lawrence
Livermore National Laboratory, Livermore, California, USA. Sponsors:
Pacific Northwest Laboratory, The National Institutes of Health, and
the National Energy Research Supercomputer Center (NERSC). CSL at NIH;
NERC at LLNL. The parallel computing tutorial is primarily for
graduate students and professionals who want to learn the basics about
the various ways to do parallel computing on available MPP systems
today. The course will also cover advanced topics regarding parallel
computing and computational chemistry algorithms and applications.
Ample time for hands-on experimentation and instruction will be
provided. Students will have access to the CRI-T3D parallel
supercomputer on-site at NERSC and other MPPs on the internet. Space
will be limited to 25 participants.
16th June 1995
- /parallel/environments/pvm3/distribution/xpvm/
- XPVM: a graphical console and monitor for PVM. It provides a
graphical interface to the PVM console commands and
information, along with several animated views to monitor the
execution of PVM programs. These views provide information
about the interactions among tasks in a parallel PVM program,
to assist in debugging and performance tuning.
- /parallel/environments/pvm3/distribution/xpvm/xpvm.src.tar.Z.uu.Z
- XPVM v1.1 source. Requires PVM 3.3.0, TCL 7.3 and TK 3.6.1 or later
versions. TCL and TK can be got from
ftp://ftp.cs.berkeley.edu/ucb/tcl/
- /parallel/environments/pvm3/distribution/xpvm/xpvm.alpha.tar.Z.uu.Z
- XPVM DEC Alpha binaries
- /parallel/environments/pvm3/distribution/xpvm/xpvm.rs6k.tar.Z.uu.Z
- XPVM IBM RS6000 binaries
- /parallel/environments/pvm3/distribution/xpvm/xpvm.sgi5.tar.Z.uu.Z
- XPVM SGI IRIX 5.2 binaries
- /parallel/environments/pvm3/distribution/xpvm/xpvm.sun4.tar.Z.uu.Z
- XPVM SUN Sparc binaries
- /parallel/documents/pario/papers/Kotz/kotz:jdapple.ps.Z
- /parallel/documents/pario/papers/Kotz/kotz:jdapple.note
- A DAta-Parallel Programming Library for Education (DAPPLE)
David Kotz, Department of Computer Science, Dartmouth College,
Hanover, NH 03755-3510, USA. Submitted to 'Computer Science
Education'. Earlier version appeared in SIGCSE'95 and as Dartmouth
PCS-TR95-235. Available at
ftp://ftp.cs.dartmouth.edu/pub/CS-papers/Kotz/kotz:jdapple.ps.Z
ABSTRACT:
In the context of our goal to bring parallel computing into the
undergraduate curriculum, we needed a parallel-programming language
that was accessible to students and independent of any particular
hardware platform. Finding nothing appropriate, we chose to design our
own language. The result, DAPPLE, is a C++ class library designed to
provide the illusion of a data-parallel programming language on
conventional hardware and with conventional compilers. DAPPLE defines
Vector and Matrix classes, with most C++ operators overloaded to
provide elementwise arithmetic, and supports data-parallel operations
like scans, permutations, and reductions. DAPPLE also provides a
parallel if-then-else statement to restrict the scope of the above
operations to partial vectors or matrices. In this paper we describe
the DAPPLE language, the pedagogical decisions that went into its
design, and our experience using DAPPLE in the classroom. DAPPLE is
freely available on the Internet.
Author: David Kotz <dfk@cs.dartmouth.edu>.
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/
- Updated MPI Chameleon
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/mpich-1.0.9.tar.Z
- MPI Chameleon implementation version 1.0.9 (11th June 1995).
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/patch1.0.8-1.0.9
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/patch1.0.8-1.0.9.Z
- Patch from MPI Chameleon 1.0.8 to 1.0.9
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/tutorial.ps.Z
- Tutorial Course on MPI: The Message-Passing Interface
To be used in conjunction with the "Using MPI" book. Course at
Mathematics and Computer Science Division, Argonne National
Laboratory, Argonne, IL 60439, USA.
Author: William Gropp <gropp@mcs.anl.gov>.
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/tutorial4.ps.Z
- Tutorial Course on MPI: The Message-Passing Interface
Above slides, 4 per page.
- /parallel/standards/mpi/anl/class.tar.Z
- LaTeX sources to above course slides.
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/
- New release of Transputer MINIX by
Michale Haardt <michael@cantor.informatik.rwth-aachen.de>.
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/doc/
- Transputer MINIX Documentation
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/doc/impnotes.ps.gz
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/doc/impnotes.ms.gz
- Implementation notes
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/doc/xdr.nts.ps.gz
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/doc/xdr.nts.ms.gz
- XDR (External Data Representation) Technical Notes.
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/doc/xdr.rfc.ps.gz
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/doc/xdr.rfc.ms.gz
- The XDR (External Data Representation) RFC (request for comments)
document
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/mroff/
- MROFF: A nroff-like formatter.
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/mroff/README
- Overview of MROFF, a nroff-like formatter. Currently good enough to
format manual pages.
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/mroff/mroff-src.tar.gz
- MROFF sources
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/mroff/mroff-bin.tar.gz
- MROFF binaries
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/lcc/
- LCC: C Compiler driver, assembler, linker and disassembler for
Transputer MINIX
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/lcc/README
- LCC overview
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/lcc/lcc-bin.tar.gz
- LCC binaries and link libraries
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/lcc/lcc-src.tar.gz
- LCC sources
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/lcc/include.tar.gz
- LCC includes
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/lcc/assembler.ps.gz
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/lcc/assembler.ms.gz
- A new assembler for transputers
ABSTRACT:
The special architecture of transputers and the requirements of fast
compilers require to leave traditional implementation techniques. This
document describes the design and implementation of an assembler and
linker for transputers in the UNIX programming environment.
Author: Michale Haardt <michael@cantor.informatik.rwth-aachen.de>.
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/lcc/backend.ps.gz
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/lcc/backend.ms.gz
- On writing a lcc back end for transputers
ABSTRACT:
This document explains how special parts of the back end for INMOS
transputers work and gives reasons for certain design decisions. It
further explains some differences between transputers and more common
processors. It is assumed that the reader is familar with the
documentation included in the lcc distribution.
Author: Michale Haardt <michael@cantor.informatik.rwth-aachen.de>.
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/lib/
- Library sources
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/lib/sys/
- Source for the sys library
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/lib/sys/README
- Overview of files
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/lib/sys/libsys-src.tar.Z
- Source for the sys library used to compile device drivers and kernel
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/lib/termcap/
- Source for the termcap library
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/lib/termcap/README
- Overview of files
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/lib/termcap/libtc-src.tar.Z
- Source for the termcap library
12th June 1995
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/
- New release of Transputer MINIX by Michael Haardt
<michael@cantor.informatik.rwth-aachen.de>
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/0.README
- Instructions and copyrights for Transputer Minix
Author: Michael Haardt <michael@cantor.informatik.rwth-aachen.de>.
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/0.gz
- Root filing system
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/image.btl
- MINIX bootable (iserver -sb image.btl)
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/server.tz
- MINIX Server
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/
- Binaries (for under /usr)
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/afserver.lcc/
- afserver sources (for lcc)
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/iserver.lcc/
- iserver sources (for lcc)
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/usr/lcc/
- LCC: C Compiler driver, assembler, linker and disassembler for
Transputer MINIX
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/diffs/
- Source context diffs
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/diffs/libtermcap.diff
- Context diffs for MINIX libtermcap sources
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/diffs/libc.diff.gz
- Context diffs for MINIX libc sources
- /parallel/transputer/software/OSes/minix/aachen/diffs/include.diff.gz
- Context diffs for MINIX include sources
- /parallel/documents/hippi/hippi-serial_1.4.ps.gz
- Specification for transport of HIPPI signals over a pair of single
mode optical fibers Version 1.4. Serial HIPPI *will not* be an
American National Standard; it is an ad hoc development which has been
implemented in silicon and used by a variety of HIPPI manufacturers.
- /parallel/documents/hippi/hippi-serial_1.4_changes.ps.gz
- Serial HIPPI Changes V1.3 to V1.4
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