kslee@kaist.UUCP (Kilsup Lee) (05/22/86)
I received several response from very kind persons.
I will summary them and I hope to be helpful to those who want them.
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Whitesmiths, Ltd 97 Lowell Road, Concord, pascal and c
MA 01742 (617) 369-8499 compilers($700)
Telex: 951708 SODTWARE CNCM Cross support
(Additional $700)
Note) Information provider
-- Peter Ludemann
ludemann@ubc-cs.uucp (ubc-vision!ubc-cs!ludemann)
ludemann@cs.ubc.cdn (ludemann@cs.ubc.cdn@ubc.mailnet)
ludemann@ubc.csnet (ludemann%ubc.csnet@CSNET-RELAY.ARPA)
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I have a friend, a student at Cornell, who worked last summer at Northwest
Instrument Systems in Portland, Oregon (U.S.A.), and they used a program
written by a professor at Oregon State in Corvallis, Oregon (I think, it may
have been University of Oregon instead, in Eugene Oregon). Sorry I can't be
of more help than this. I'm leaving school for the summer in a week so
don't bother trying to reach me with mail at this address.
Good luck.
Stuart Williams
1234 S.W. 57th Ave.
Portland, OR 97221
UUCP Sept. to May 20: ...ihnp4!wheaton!stuart
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From lewis@OREGON-STATE Sun May 18 00:06:57 1986
TGL inc at 503-745-7476 sells C source code to a Pascal-to0C translator
for $7,500. It currently converts MT+, MS, UCSD, and Apollo Domain Pascal
dialects to standard K&R C.
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From: Gregory Smith <greg@csri.toronto.csnet>
A pascal-to-C converter, which runs under UNIX, is made by
Human Computing Resources Corporation
10 St. Mary Street
Toronto, Ontario, M4Y 1P9
Canada
416-922-1937
It is HCR/PASCAL v4.1, and we are using it here now.
-----------------------------------------------------------------------iscoe@milano.UUCP (06/04/86)
Although the Whitesmith compiler produces C as an intermediate step, it does not support most popular Pascal extensions. In particular, it does not have string support. I spoke to the TGL people about 2 years ago. They developed the system for their own use, and decided to market it to recoup some of their costs. I assume that it works (although it seems a little pricey). Neil Iscoe Iscoe@mcc.ARPA