larrabee@Neon.Stanford.EDU (Tracy Larrabee) (07/31/90)
Does anyone have or know of a program to translate Modula-2 into C? Any leads would be appreciated. Thanks. -- Tracy Larrabee larrabee@neon.stanford.edu larrabee@summit.ucsc.edu
wilker@euclid.math.purdue.edu (Clarence Wilkerson) (07/31/90)
The pascal to c converter from csvax at caltech has a modula 2 mode. ptc1.17???
GRANGERG@VTVM1.BITNET (Greg Granger) (07/31/90)
On Mon, 30 Jul 90 22:04:37 GMT Tracy Larrabee said: >Does anyone have or know of a program to translate Modula-2 into >C? Any leads would be appreciated. > >Thanks. >-- >Tracy Larrabee larrabee@neon.stanford.edu larrabee@summit.ucsc.edu It is impossible to translate Modula-2 into C (unless you are JPI) any attempt to do so will immediately cause a cold fussion of bits resulting in a implosion of the machine and the creation of a super virus which will crash harddisks all over the net. Greg PS: Forgive me for the waste of bandwidth I couldn't help myself. Besides it's intrinsically evil to aid someone in converting that most godlike of languages M2 into that most evil of languages C :-) <big grin> <it's a joke> <no flames>
cszthomas@qut.edu.au (08/01/90)
In article <1990Jul30.220437.27169@Neon.Stanford.EDU>, larrabee@Neon.Stanford.EDU (Tracy Larrabee) writes: > > Does anyone have or know of a program to translate Modula-2 into > C? Any leads would be appreciated. We have a M2 compiler that generates C as its machine code for sale. The compiler takes PIM3 M2 with warnings and matches the ISO M2 proposal. If you are interested send email to J_Gough@qut.edu.au. Au revoir, @~~Richard Thomas aka. The AppleByter -- The Misplaced Canadian~~~~~~~~~~~@ { InterNet: R_Thomas@qut.edu.au JANET: R_Thomas@au.edu.qut } { ACSNet: richard@earth.qitcs.oz.au BITNET: as janet@EAN.AC.UK } { PSI: PSI%505272223015::R_Thomas ARPANet: as bitnet@UKACRL.BITNET } @~~~~~School of Computing Science - Queensland University of Technology~~~~~~@