jsm@vax1.UUCP (01/28/87)
A public domain Turbo Pascal to C translator is available. It is called TPC; I've seen it on several programming oriented IBM PC bulletin boards. The author, S.H. Smith (5119 N 11 Ave 332, Phoenix,Az. 85013) claims that " [the program] will do 90% of the work required to do the translation." It seems to work OK, but can't completely handle nested procedures, precedence operator differences, and VAR parameters. I/O routines have to be manually renamed. DISCLAIMER : I have no connection to Smith, do not have the source code, and can't get Kermit to upload to my local Vax.
sns@tybalt.caltech.edu.UUCP (01/28/87)
In article <257@vax1.ccs.cornell.edu> jsm@vax1.ccs.cornell.edu (Jon Meltzer) writes: >A public domain Turbo Pascal to C translator is available. It is called TPC; >I've seen it on several programming oriented IBM PC bulletin boards. > >The author, S.H. Smith (5119 N 11 Ave 332, Phoenix,Az. 85013) claims that Could anyone get this and post it? I would think that there would be enough demand for it to warrant a posting. I'd do it myself, but I don't have a modem, just an Ethernet connection. It's probably written in Fortran anyways. My cat can quack, can yours? genghis!root@csvax.Caltech.Edu.UUCP
pnessutt@nis.UUCP (01/29/87)
In article <257@vax1.ccs.cornell.edu> jsm@vax1.ccs.cornell.edu (Jon Meltzer) writes: >A public domain Turbo Pascal to C translator is available. It is called TPC; >I've seen it on several programming oriented IBM PC bulletin boards. >" [the program] will do 90% of the work required to do the translation." I would appreciate getting some information as to where these bulletin boards are and what the telephone #'s are. I've seen some 'Pascal to C' translators, but I have yet to see one for Turbo Pascal. Thanks. -- Robert A. Monio UUCP: ihnp4!meccts!nis!pnessutt Systems/Analyst - Technical Services ATT: (612) 894-9494 National Information Systems, Inc. "These Proceedings are Closed!"