Re: [9fans] dataflow programming from shell interpreter

[arnold@skeeve.com (Aharon Robbins)]

The PBM utilities (now net pbm) did something similar for bitmaps.

I think V10 also had some pipeline utils for manipulating images.

In article <89568f5cfeef17d6b1a79f12daeea5c6@quintile.net>,
Steve Simon <steve@quintile.net> wrote:
>> Building environment for dataflow
>> programming from shell interpreter.
>
>This is always somthing I have wanted to do for video stream
>processing, writeing a limited proceedural language which can
>be refactored as a dataflow graph for efficent implementation
>(of video processing).
>
>I always imagined it as a shell-like language rather than actually
>using an existing shell.
>
>Sadly this never got further than ideas and a few email exchanges with Byron.
>
>If you find any papers describing such things I would be interested
>in any references - I think I found some stuff from Berkley in the
>early 1990s from their work on a reconfigurable FPGA based image
>processing engine.
>
>-Steve
>


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