[net.lang.c] I presume that this has been covered before

rim@lems.UUCP (03/08/85)

From: rim (Roderick McAllery)


but.....

Has anyone out there heard of a translator that will do a decent job of
translating J&W pascal into human readable C.  That is the resultant
output should be able to be used, conveniently, as the source for
further updates of the program i.e. be able to discard the pascal source.

thanks in advance

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gwyn@Brl-Vld.ARPA (VLD/VMB) (03/12/85)

Whitesmiths Ltd. (Concord, MA) markets a Pascal-to-C translator.
I looked at the code it generates and it is a good job, but
naturally not as "human readable" as one might wish for.

ndiamond@watdaisy.UUCP (Norman Diamond) (03/12/85)

> Has anyone out there heard of a translator that will do a decent job of
> translating J&W pascal into human readable C.
                              ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

A new oxymoron!

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