Re: Fwd: Request for " Extended Transputer Code - a Target-Independent Representation of Parallel Programs "

[herman7@xxxxxx]

> Hi all,
Hi Larry,

I should have a copy of the WoTUG proceedings.
I'll see if I can send a copy tomorrow.
I think Peter may have the original article somewhere.

Cheers,

Herman
> Can anyone help me get a copy of this? Or of WoTUG-21?
>
> Larry Dickson
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>> From: Research Support <researchsupport@xxxxxxxxxx>
>> Subject: Re: Request for " Extended Transputer Code - a
>> Target-Independent Representation of Parallel Programs "
>> Date: December 13, 2016 at 8:37:05 AM PST
>> To: "tjoccam@xxxxxxxxxxx" <tjoccam@xxxxxxxxxxx>
>>
>> Hello
>> Thank you for your enquiry via the Kent Academic Repository. We regret
>> to inform you that the author of this paper is no longer at the
>> University of Kent; therefore we are unable to access the full text of
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>> From: Kent Academic Repository <researchsupport@xxxxxxxxxx>
>> Sent: 10 December 2016 03:35
>> To: Research Support
>> Subject: Request for " Extended Transputer Code - a Target-Independent
>> Representation of Parallel Programs "
>>
>> This item has been requested from Kent Academic Repository by
>> tjoccam@xxxxxxxxxxx . Please can you respond.
>> Poole, Michael D. (1998) Extended Transputer Code - a Target-Independent
>> Representation of Parallel Programs. In: 21st
>> World-Occam-and-Transputer-User-Group Technical Meeting (WoTUG-21) -
>> Architectures, Languages and Patterns for Parallel and Distributed
>> Applications, Apr 05-08, 1998, Canterbury, England. (The full text of
>> this publication is not currently available from this repository. You
>> may be able to access a copy if URLs are provided)
>> The following reason was given:
>> I am researching the possibility of a static subset of occam-Pi, and
>> must understand the capabilities and reasoning behind the "extended" in
>> "extended transputer code". Perhaps ETT contains everything I need.
>> Kent Academic Repository
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