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From: stevet@ihuxl.UUCP (Turpin)
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Subject: Re: C shell to C converter...
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Date: Mon, 3-Feb-86 18:15:30 EST
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> 
>    A few weeks ago I posted a query about a C shell to C converter which
> I had believed was in existence somewhere.  After receiving many replies
> of the "please send it to me if you find it" variety and no replies
> of the "yes I have it, here is the answer to your question" variety, I have
> regrettably come to the conclusion that it probably doesn't exist.
> Rather than sending ~20 separate letters out, I thought I'd post instead
> since the issue seems to have generated quite a bit of interest.
> 
> Thanks anyway,
> 
> --Rob
> -- 
> 		       --Rob Rosen
> 
> 		       ...ucbvax!rosen
> 		       rosen@ucbvax.berkeley.edu

There is a program, called "shacc" from Concentric Associates that converts 
Bourne shell scripts to C programs.  I don't know about C-shell scripts.  You 
may want to give them a call.  The phone number is 201-866-2880.  They even 
offer an online demonstration.  Hope this is of some help.