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From: charlie@genrad.uucp (Charlie D. Havener)
Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
Subject: Re: converting a C program to C++
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Date: 29 Mar 90 14:08:48 GMT
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Reply-To: charlie@genrad.genrad.COM (Charlie D. Havener)
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As an alternative to Protoize there is a cheap and dirty little
tool that does not require access to Gnu C compiler sources or
lint sources. I wrote an article in the October 1989 'C Users Journal'
describing how to use the public domain C grammar, that has been posted
to Usenet several times, to build a 'C to C++ Migrator Tool', the article
title. The little program runs on Unix systems and PC's. All you 
need is YACC and FLEX or work alikes. I posted the sources to 
comp.sources but that is a moderated group and the moderator must 
have seen enough function prototype makers so it never got onto the net. The
'C User's Journal' will happily send you a PC DOS floppy for $8
with the sources. Floppy #296 phone 913- 841-1631.

Charlie@genrad.com
GenRad Inc. 300 Baker Ave. Concord Mass. 01742, 508-369-4400 x3302