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From: cca04@keele.ac.uk (P.J. Mitchell)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.transputer
Subject: Re: Object-oriented languages and Unix for transputers
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Date: 18 Jul 90 09:17:49 GMT
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From article <1990Jul17.085659.12177@abblund.se>, by nick@abblund.se:
> Come on, Inmos. Put a handful of men on it! You've wasted so much
> time already. You don't have to ditch occam, but can you afford to
> miss OSF/1 & C++? It's where the future is in general purpose 
> computing. I may be an ex-patriate, but I'm not an ex-patriot,
> and I'd like to see Britain (or failing that, Europe) up there 
> where it belongs on the computer market.

Meiko definitely have a C++ compiler, I've seen it. I don't think that it's
a secret or anything. Check it out. Try mailing them in the UK as,

advisory%uk.co.meiko@uk.ac.ukc
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