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From: dave@murphy.UUCP (Dave Cornutt)
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Subject: Re: Berkeley Pascal for Sys V
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Date: Fri, 1-Aug-86 12:36:16 EDT
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Posted: Fri Aug  1 12:36:16 1986
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This is in response to Hugh M. Conner's query about Berkeley Pascal.  Sorry
for posting this, but I couldn't find an email path.

>Has anyone gone through this loop before and produced a genuinely portable
>version of Berkeley Pascal? I would be interested in either/both the
>interpreter (pi/px) and the compiler (pc).

I don't know about Berkeley Pascal, but we have a version of LNS Pascal that
was ported to our Concept machines, which have the same boundary restriction
that you mentioned.  I haven't used it, so I can't vouch for it.

>+              "Who are all these people in my office anyway?"
Steve Hackett, right?

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