marc@qtc.UUCP (Marc Frommer) (10/11/88)
I have been using Programming Design Languages (ie, pseudo-code) for the last few years during the design phase and am interested if anyone knows of any automated processors. I would like the processor to take care of indenting on printouts, compiling cross-reference lists of modules, hierarchical charts of modules, etc. Any information regarding packages that execute on either UNIX or VMS would be appreciated. Thanks. Marc Frommer -- Marc Frommer Quantitative Technology Corporation ...seismo!vrdxhq!verdix!qtc!marc Beaverton, OR (503) 626-3081 ...tektronix!sequent!qtc!marc
rar@nascom.UUCP (Alan Ramacher) (10/11/88)
In article <392@qtc.UUCP>, marc@qtc.UUCP (Marc Frommer) writes: > > I have been using Programming Design Languages (ie, pseudo-code) for the last > few years during the design phase and am interested if anyone knows of any > automated processors. I would like the processor to take care of indenting on > printouts, compiling cross-reference lists of modules, hierarchical charts of > modules, etc. Any information regarding packages that execute on either UNIX > or VMS would be appreciated. > Caine, Farber, Gordon, 1010 East Union St, Pasadena, CA 91106, (818) 449-3070, have a product (PDL) that appears to fit your needs. I have used it several years ago and found it usefull. Their literature would indicate that the the product has continued to improve. Hope this helps. Allan Ramacher
martin@umn-cs.CS.UMN.EDU (Johnny Martin) (10/12/88)
In article <392@qtc.UUCP> marc@qtc.UUCP (Marc Frommer) writes: > >I have been using Programming Design Languages (ie, pseudo-code) for the last >few years during the design phase and am interested if anyone knows of any >automated processors. I would like the processor to take care of indenting on >printouts, compiling cross-reference lists of modules, hierarchical charts of >modules, etc. Any information regarding packages that execute on either UNIX >or VMS would be appreciated. Xinotech Research of Minneapolis sells a language independent structure editor which supports multiple views of program/documentation/pseudo-code. It is called the "Composer", and it supports a variety of programming and a few specification languages (Ada, Cobol, Pascal, Modula-2, MSG, etc.) The composer is loaded with nifty editing features, automatic indentation, summary views, customized indentation schemes, full syntax checking, and provides some fancy conversions (like Pascal --> Ada). The composer also runs on IBM-PC (and compatibles), Sun's, Apollo's, VAXes (VMS and Unix), and some other machines which I can't remember. If you're interrested, their address is, Xinotech Research, Inc. Technology Center, Suite 213 1313 Fifth Street SE Minneapolis, MN 55414 (612) 379 - 3844 -- Johnny Martin, Dept. of Computer Science, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis martin@umn-cs.cs.umn.edu --