Occam: Difference between revisions

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Occam is a programming language especially designed to allow programming highly parallel tasks, originally designed for the Transputer architecture but has in more modern times been ported to a few more modern systems.

All known OS/2 implementations were actually cross-development tools intended for generating code for Transputer farms.

Text editors with Occam support

jEdit - Java based editor - Occam syntax highlighting built in

Publications

Jon Kerridge: Occam Programming: A Practical Approach - Blackwell Scientific Publications 1987, ISBN 0632016582
Geraint Jones: Programming in Occam - Prentice-Hall International 1987, ISBN 0-13-729773-4

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-Occam is a programming language especially designed to allow programming highly parallel tasks, originally designed for the Transputer architecture but has in more modern times been ported to a few more modern systems.
+'''Occam''' is a programming language especially designed to allow programming highly parallel tasks, originally designed for the Transputer architecture but has in more modern times been ported to a few more modern systems.
 All known OS/2 implementations were actually cross-development tools intended for generating code for Transputer farms.
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 ====Text editors with Occam support====
 * [[jEdit]] - Java based editor - Occam syntax highlighting built in
+==Publications==
+* Jon Kerridge: ''Occam Programming: A Practical Approach'' - Blackwell Scientific Publications 1987, ISBN 0632016582
+* Geraint Jones: ''Programming in Occam'' - Prentice-Hall International 1987, ISBN 0-13-729773-4
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