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From: cbema!las@cbnews.ATT.COM (cbema!las)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.misc
Subject: Re: Pascal to C translator
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Date: 27 Jul 89 16:37:56 GMT
References: <3940@portia.Stanford.EDU>
Reply-To: cbema!las@cbnews.ATT.COM (Larry A. Shurr)
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In article <3940@portia.Stanford.EDU> lion@navier (Leo Eskin) writes:
}I'm looking for a pascal to C translator that will work with 
}Microsoft pascal.  I've tried the Glockenspiel turbo pascal to C
}translator, but I don't want to have to convert my code to turbo
}pascal just so I can convert it to C.  Does anyone have any ideas?

}I understand that a translator named ptc.c (or ptc.pas) was mentioned
}on usenet last year.  Is there a way to try to find it now?  Thanks.

Funny, today is 27 Jul 89 and when I looked in my archive for this,
I found that it was posted in comp.sources.unix on 27 Jul 87 (just 
one of those funny little coincidences).  It is Vol 10 Issue 65, 
Archive-name: ptoc.  The posting contains both ptc.c and ptc.pas.

regards, Larry
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