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#PC Mag => Amiga Letter?

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#189100From: Dale LarsonMar 15, 1995 6:11 AM
There is just about no way to make a reasonable task with any less overhead than an Amiga task. That was the whole point of Sassenrath's work. dale@iam.com http://www.iam.com Intangible Assets Manufacturing
#189122From: Michael SheaMar 15, 1995 12:02 PM
>There is just about no way to make a reasonable task with any less overhead >than an Amiga task. That was the whole point of Sassenrath's work. For those of us that don't know, can you tell us about "Sassenrth's work" please. ._ _ _ INTERNET: mshea@math.arizona.edu | | |ichael _>hea COMPUSERVE: 76665,3360
#189134From: Dale LarsonMar 15, 1995 1:51 PM
He is the father of Exec — one of the original Software Engineers at the original Amiga Corp — his doctoral thesis was on small OS executives, and Exec is the natural outgrowth of that work. I've only been able to hang out with Carl a couple of times, but he is pretty sharp, and pretty cool. dale@iam.com http://www.iam.com Intangible Assets Manufacturing
#189212From: Michael SheaMar 15, 1995 11:22 PM
What's Carl doing now? It is amazing that I never heard of him. ._ _ _ INTERNET: mshea@math.arizona.edu | | |ichael _>hea COMPUSERVE: 76665,3360
#189230From: Dale LarsonMar 16, 1995 3:15 AM
I think someone told me recently, but I don't recall. Sometime after he left Amiga, he was an Apple Fellow (or something like that) for a couple of years, but he wanted to work on real products, not pure research. Then he was invovled with CDTV for a couple of years. dale@iam.com http://www.iam.com Intangible Assets Manufacturing
#189347From: EducomMar 17, 1995 9:29 AM
His company was called Pantaray, AFAIR… Fred. Frederic Botton from Paris, France fbotton@cix.compulink.co.uk