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From: bnrunix.uucp!jbh@rti.rti.org (John B. Hampton)
Newsgroups: comp.compilers,comp.sources.wanted,comp.lang.c,comp.lang.pascal
Subject: Pascal to C translator wanted
Keywords: Pascal C translator wanted
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Date: 22 Jun 89 19:42:13 GMT
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Pretty obvious from the subject line, we need a public domain or inexpensive
third party Pascal -> C translator, written in C, in source form.  BSD or
System V specific implementations are OK:  we can modify, and in fact will
have to for our home-grown version of Pascal (basically UCSD with extensions).
This will likely be used for a one-time translation of source to source, so
human-readable C (or at least the option for it) is imperative.

I know I have seen queries and/or responses for Pascal -> C translators on
the net before, so please don't flame me for not paying appropriate attention.
Mea culpa, already.

Email responses are fine.  Thanks in advance.

--  John
John Hampton 		UUCP: ...mcnc!rti!bnrunix!jbh
BNR, Inc.		POB 13478  RTP, NC 27709	919-991-8146
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