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Subject: Re: Fortran-77 to C translator -- INFO WANTED
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Date: Wed, 25-Feb-87 08:09:52 EST
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In article <7759@aero.ARPA> coffee@aero.UUCP (Peter C. Coffee) writes:
>Lexeme, located -- I believe -- in Pittsburgh, also does
>translation: _Information_Week_ (9/8/86) reported that
>FORTRAN to C and FORTRAN to Ada were their two most popular
>services. The translators, needless to say, are written in
>the language people use to solve the truly difficult
>problems :-) (see the last keyword for a hint...)
>
>			Cheers, Peter C.
Sorry, the news on the street is that Lexeme went belly-up
a couple of weeks ago.  Potential customers should check.
(Potential Lisp users maybe should take warning?)