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From: tr@samadams.princeton.edu (Tom Reingold)
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Subject: protoize
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Date: 18 Aug 90 17:09:21 GMT
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I've seen references to protoize.  My impression is that it's a program
that reads programs and adds function prototypes to them ala ANSI cc,
and writes out new programs in the new syntax.  I also thought it did
the reverse.

Well I found a reference to in in comp.archives and downloaded a file
called protoize-1.07 and found it was a data file.  It protoizes source
to a particular program.  Isn't there a program-converting program that
converts any C program?  Where?
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