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From: gdburns@TBAG.OSC.EDU (Greg Burns)
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Date: 15 Feb 90 18:31:45 GMT
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The 89.1 Logical Systems Transputer Toolset does support relocatable
code using almost exactly the same method as the Unidot compiler.
Trollius has the same requirement here as Qix and I couldn't agree
more with Robert's comments about Unidot versus Logical Systems service.
LSTT is also cheaper, available in source, and has a development future
that inspires confidence in OEMs and end-users alike.

Since you mentioned putting a real operating system on a chip, what
is the Qix policy on the old bad pointer crashes system transputer
problem and what is the Qix policy on multiple users sharing a chip?

--Greg