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From: eldred@rrunner.jpl.nasa.gov (Dan Eldred)
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Subject: Re: pascal-s
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Date: 10 Apr 91 00:33:08 GMT
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In article <5996@tahoe.unr.edu> yu@tahoe.unr.edu (Jiyu YU) writes:
>Dear netter :
>   I am working on a pascal concurrent programming project. I was told that
>I should look into pascals-S (Sepuential Pascal). Does anybody have the pascal-s
>source code?  or tell me where to get it (may be by ftp)?
>Thanks in advance.


The complete source listing in Pascal is in the book, "PASCAL: The Language
and its Implementation," D.W. Barron, editor, John Wiley & Sons, New York, 
1981.  It appears to be a rather complete compiler of a large Pascal subset by
Pascal's original author, N. Wirth.  I think it would be easy to use
Pascal-s to bootstrap Pascal to any computer using interpreted byte-codes
(similar to the UCSD Pascal project).  I never got around to typing it
all in, so if you do so please send me a copy. 

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