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From: laubach@aspen.IAG.HP.COM (Mark Laubach)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.isis
Subject: Re: Re: ISIS "homework" problem
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Date: 9 Jan 90 05:25:55 GMT
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From an earlier note:

In article <1989Dec28.173847.11878@squazmo.solbourne.com> stan@squazmo.solbourne.com (Stan Hanks) writes:
>...
>>S And with the real high speed networks coming soon, I expect that we're
>>S going to find ourselves looking for a model which lets us treat all
>>S IPC as memory accesses (sort of like the CMU/IBM MEMNET stuff) but
>>S in a manner that really works. I really expect the point-to-point
>>S data reliability to happen at the hardware level exclusively by sometime
>>S in the early '90s.

Sorry to be so long in replying to this.  The only MEMNET that I know
of is the Farber/Delp research that went on at the University of
Delaware.  MEMNET being the networked shared memory between IBM pc's.
Professor David Farber is now at the University of Pennsylvania, Gary
Delp is now at the IBM Watson research center.  I can anyone more
information, contact, etc on the continuing research if desired.

MEMNET, as published, has no connection with CMU as I know it.

Mark