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From: poser@csli.Stanford.EDU (Bill Poser)
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Subject: Re: Assembly language to C translation?
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Date: 6 Sep 90 19:28:06 GMT
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In article <480@frf.omron.co.jp> jfriedl@frf.omron.co.jp (Jeffrey E.F. Friedl) writes:
>I've seen a lot of this->that translaters, but what I really need is
>a C to assembler translator.  Such a beast exist, for any machine?

Unless I misunderstand this query, what you want will be done
by the great majority of C compilers. At least on UNIX systems, if you
give the compiler the -S option (e.g. cc -S foo.c) it will compile
into assembler. Most UNIX C compilers (and at least some for DOS)
generate assembler and then call a separate assembler, but delete
the intermediate assembler file once they are done with it.