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All of the project development took place at the Centre for Experimental
& Constructive Mathematics. This is primarily a UNiX shop which
is based on Silicon Graphics Inc. workstations. The full complement of
machines at the time included
- SGI R4000 100 MHz Challenge servers
- SGI R3000 33 MHz Indigo workstations
- SGI R4600 PC 133 MHz Indy workstations
- SUN SPARC 20/61 server
- NCD X-terminals
- Mac 7100 A/V PC
- IBM 33 MHz '486 PC
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Peripherals include
- Ricoh FS 2 colour scanner
- LaserWriter Pro 600 printer
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10 Gbytes of available disk space
Typical memory on the workstations was around 24 -- 35 Mbytes
with a maximum of 192 Mbytes on one of the servers.
At the time of this writing, the Proceedings consumed approximately
150 Mbytes.
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