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Simulating hardware structures in occam

R.D. Dowsing

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Occam is a low-level programming language designed specifically to program an array of transputers, although it may be implemented on a single transputer or other processor using a suitable run-time support system. The paper describes the use of occam to model combinatorial and sequential logic systems. The suitability of occam for such modelling is discussed.

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Key concepts: occam, Transputer, Computer science, Occam's razor, Parallel computing, Programming language, Computer architecture, Mathematics