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The Occam archive

The Occam archive contains information relevant to the occam programming language and is available via anonymous FTP with an index. A list of books on occam and contact information for the Occam User Group (OUG) are available.

See also:

The transputer and CSP archives at OUCL.
CSP and occam bibliography.
occam information in the HENSA Internet Parallel Computing Archive, including a page specifically on occam.
Papers about occam and Programming in Occam books by Geraint Jones.
The ProCoS archive including information on the ProCoS II project which bases its investigations into Provably Correct Systems around the occam and transputer paradigm.
Oxford Parallel at OUCL.
Occam User Group (OUG) bibliographies in BibTeX format (see index). Similar information for Australian OUG (see index). See also other transputer/occam bibliographies in BibTeX format (see index).
A small (!) on-line list of Occam 2 books is available, including Programming in occam 2 from Blackwell's Bookshops.
Occam books from the Internet Bookshop.

Other on-line papers:

Occam's Razor: The Cutting Edge of Parser Technology, Jonathan Bowen and Peter Breuer. In Proc. TOULOUSE 92: Fifth International Conference on Software Engineering and its Applications, Toulouse, France, 7-11 December 1992. Available from EC2, 269/287 rue de la Garenne, 92024 Nanterre Cedex, France.
Towards a Provably Correct Hardware Implementation of Occam, He Jifeng, Ian Page and Jonathan Bowen. In G.J. Milne and L. Pierre (eds.), Correct Hardware Design and Verification Methods, Proc. IFIP WG10.2 Advanced Research Working Conference, CHARME '93, Arles, France, 24-26 May 1993, Springer-Verlag, LNCS 683, pp 214-225, 1993.
Occam and CSP subject area high performance computing archive.
Entry in Yahoo.

William Occam (c. 1280-1349)

Entia non sunt multiplicanda praeter necessitatem.
No more things should be presumed to exist than are absolutely necessary.

`Occam's Razor'. Ancient philosophical principle, often attributed to Occam, but used by many early thinkers.

Maintained by Jonathan Bowen as part of the OUCL archive.

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