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Subject: parallel languages
Message-ID: <1991Jan7.122932.9631@vaxa.strath.ac.uk>
Date: 7 Jan 91 13:47:46 GMT
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Hi.

I'm looking for references, and peoples experiences in parallel languages.
If anyone has good references for any of the following, or any other
fairly readily avialable parallel languages, or has had experience with
them and could give me any any comments they might have, it would be
much appreciated.  Linda, Strand, GeneSys, Occam, Ada...

E-mail or followups equally acceptable.  I will post a summary to the net
if anyone asks me to (and if I get any replies...)

If it helps, the application I will (eventually) be using the chosen
language(s) for is to implement a real-time pattern-recognition system using
artificial neural network algortihms.

Thanks,

	-Duncan
-- 
Duncan Thomson
Signal Processing Division
Department Of Electric and Electronic Engineering
University of Strathclyde
204 George Street
Glasgow G1 1XW
UK