ramsey@malathion (Ed Ramsey) (07/17/90)
I am working on a project which requires a significant amount of
"canned" post-processing to produce useful reports. I intend to
prototype the post-processing software in AWK. There are
numerous sites around the United States who will need to use this
post-processing software (many of whom are using PC computers)
and I was hoping there was a free or inexpensive way to translate
my AWK source into compilable C code. Does anyone know of such a
beast?
Thanks!
-Ed
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In article <234@malathion> ramsey@malathion (Ed Ramsey) writes: >... I was hoping there was a free or inexpensive way to translate >my AWK source into compilable C code. Does anyone know of such a >beast? AT&T has one in the toolchest. The price was fairly reasonable, although I don't remember what it was exactly. Or, if you're ambitious, you could start hacking on gawk.... -- Arnold Robbins AudioFAX, Inc. | Laundry increases 2000 Powers Ferry Road, #220 / Marietta, GA. 30067 | exponentially in the INTERNET: arnold@audiofax.com Phone: +1 404 933 7600 | number of children. UUCP: emory!audfax!arnold Fax: +1 404 933 7606 | -- Miriam Robbins