rosen@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU (Rob Rosen) (02/01/86)
A few weeks ago I posted a query about a C shell to C converter which I had believed was in existence somewhere. After receiving many replies of the "please send it to me if you find it" variety and no replies of the "yes I have it, here is the answer to your question" variety, I have regrettably come to the conclusion that it probably doesn't exist. Rather than sending ~20 separate letters out, I thought I'd post instead since the issue seems to have generated quite a bit of interest. Thanks anyway, --Rob -- --Rob Rosen ...ucbvax!rosen rosen@ucbvax.berkeley.edu
cdl@mplvax.ARPA (Carl Lowenstein) (02/02/86)
In article <11649@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU> rosen@ucbvax.BERKELEY.EDU (Rob Rosen) writes: > > A few weeks ago I posted a query about a C shell to C converter which >I had believed was in existence somewhere. From an ad in "attage" magazine, Jan-Feb 1985: Shacc - the shell accelerator - is a compiler for the Bourne shell. It translates Bourne shell programs into C and then invokes the C compiler ... Concentric Associates Inc One Harmon Plaza Secaucus NJ 07094 201-866-2880 All that I know about it is that somebody near here got a copy and it seemed to work, and greatly speeded up the SysV administrative shell scripts. Don't know if it is still alive, or anything else. Thought everybody knew, or I would have answered sooner. -- carl lowenstein marine physical lab u.c. san diego {ihnp4|decvax|akgua|dcdwest|ucbvax} !sdcsvax!mplvax!cdl
stevet@ihuxl.UUCP (Turpin) (02/04/86)
> > A few weeks ago I posted a query about a C shell to C converter which > I had believed was in existence somewhere. After receiving many replies > of the "please send it to me if you find it" variety and no replies > of the "yes I have it, here is the answer to your question" variety, I have > regrettably come to the conclusion that it probably doesn't exist. > Rather than sending ~20 separate letters out, I thought I'd post instead > since the issue seems to have generated quite a bit of interest. > > Thanks anyway, > > --Rob > -- > --Rob Rosen > > ...ucbvax!rosen > rosen@ucbvax.berkeley.edu There is a program, called "shacc" from Concentric Associates that converts Bourne shell scripts to C programs. I don't know about C-shell scripts. You may want to give them a call. The phone number is 201-866-2880. They even offer an online demonstration. Hope this is of some help.