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From: amante%asgard@HUB.UCSB.EDU
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Subject: g++ translator version
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Date: 26 Feb 91 23:57:29 GMT
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I know that the g++ generates machine code directly as its
output. However, I'm interested in a translator version of
g++ that outputs C code (instead of native machine code).
I remember seeing email, (possibly a year ago) regarding 
attempts to come up with such a translator based on g++.
Have those attempts been successful or not? If there is such
a g++ translator, I would appreciate getting info on how to 
obtain it. Thanks ...
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