geoff@laticorp.UUCP (Geoff Leach) (06/10/87)
Would appreciate pointers to a Pascal to C converter.
PD preferred, but any leads welcome.
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{inhp4,lll-crg,dual,ames,quantel,pyramid}!ptsfa!laticorp!geoffaeusesef@csun.UUCP (sean fagan) (12/08/87)
Hello,
Due to unfortunate happenings, we never received parts 2-9 and any
part after 12 of the Pascal to C Translator posted on comp.sources.unix.
If a kind soul could mail them to me, since we lack the ability to dial
out (I can't get sysadm to let a lowly student do it 8-)).
PLEASE, if anybody is going to do this, mail me a message first. I don't
want to flood the system with n (where n is significantly large) copies of
the missing parts.
Thank you for your support.
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{litvax, rdlvax, psivax, hplabs, ihnp4}!csun!aeuseseftitus@dcdwest1.UUCP (Matt Titus) (11/12/88)
Does anyone out there have the source to the Pascal to C translator program that was posted to comp.sources.unix a while back? If you have it or know where to get it, please respond to me via email. Thanks in advance, Matt Titus
atk@tigger.colorado.edu (Alan T. Krantz) (08/02/89)
Howdy, By chance does anyone have a pascal to c translator they could pass on to me. It doesn't have to be perfect - esp in the area of I/O - but just the basics... Thanks, Alan Krantz (If possible send replies to atk@livsta2.phy.vanderbilt.edu)
crm@romeo.cs.duke.edu (Charlie Martin) (05/30/90)
I know this has been discussed before -- but I never thought I'd need one so I ignored the discussion. Is anyone aware of a pascal to C translator that can be obtained easily and for little $$. Ideal would be sources for one that can be freely used (redistribution isn't an issue.) Thanks, Charlie Martin (...!mcnc!duke!crm, crm@summanulla.mc.duke.edu) O: NBSR/One University Place/Suite 250/Durham, NC 27707/919-490-1966 H: 13 Gorham Place/Durham, NC 27705/919-383-2256
eldred@de_csi.jpl.nasa.gov (Dan Eldred) (05/30/90)
In article <19903@duke.cs.duke.edu> crm@romeo.cs.duke.edu (Charlie Martin) writes: > > [stuff deleted] . . . Is anyone aware of a pascal to C translator >that can be obtained easily and for little $$. Ideal would be sources > Try the p2c program at labrea.stanford.edu. I have used it and it seems to work quite well. It is for unix machines, and I have used it on both a Sun Sparc and a Sun 3/60. There are some interesting demo programs, including a simple BASIC interpreter which works both in its original Pascal language and in C, after translation. p2c is written in C, of course. --Dan Eldred
napi@rangkom.MY (Mohd Hanafiah b. Abdullah) (09/07/90)
Dear netters, I'm looking for a Pascal to C translator. If you happen to have one could you please send me a copy by email. I don't have access to anonymous ftp. Thanks in advance. Hanafiah
trimble@laic.rdd.lmsc.lockheed.com (Gary Trimble) (03/26/91)
I am looking for a Pascal to C translation program (or script) Please email responses as to where I might find one. Thanks.
glenm@bnr.ca (Glen Martin) (03/28/91)
'p2c' is a Pascal or Modula-2 to C translator, and is available from
a number of archive sites.
To paraphrase someone elses comment a few weeks ago ...
To find alt.sources archive sites, telnet to quiche.cs.mcgill.ca, log in as
"archie" (no password), type "set search exact" and then "prog alt.sources".
If you don't have telnet access, then send mail to
"archie@quiche.cs.mcgill.ca" with contents "prog alt\.sources".
You can look for sites that archive <progname> in particular, rather than
alt.sources in general, by using "set search subcase" and then "prog <programe>".
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I'm looking for source code to a Pascal to C translator for Unix. Alternatively
a Pascal compiler at a REASONABLE price for SCO Xenix/386 might be acceptable.
Thanks for any tips.
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