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From: pcf@drux3.UUCP (FryPC)
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Subject: Re: occam
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Date: Tue, 10-Jul-84 11:10:49 EDT
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Posted: Tue Jul 10 11:10:49 1984
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[Someone let me out of here, I am trapped by non-working mail.]

The occam described in sigplan and other published articles is not the final
version of the language.  It was released as an 'evaluation' version so that
the designers could get feedback from users. If you want to find out about the
final version (that might have such exotic features as structures, floating-
point operations and well defined input/output) you should contact Inmos.

For more information on "occam", contact  (parallel address format)

	 Inmos Corp.                         Inmos Ltd.
	 Box 16000                           Whitefriars,
	 Colorado Springs, CO 80935          Lewins Mead,
	 USA                                 Bristol      BS1 2NP
	 												 England

	 Tel. (303) 630-4363                 Tel. (0272) 290861

"You can make it so simple that there are obviously no deficiencies or
 so complicated that there are no obvious deficiencies."  

(Misquoted from Prof. C.A.R. (Tony) Hoare consultant to Inmos and maker of
 rude comments about Ada.)

"occam" is a trademark of the Inmos group of companies.
"Occam" is a trademark of someone who has nothing to do with Inmos.

Peter Fry (Nothing to do with Inmos - now.)
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