curci@ds1.scri.fsu.edu (Raymond Curci) (10/20/90)
>Newsgroups: comp.sys.ncr >Subject: Have NCR Neat3 application, need compiler for modern architecture >Date: 16 Oct 90 14:44:07 GMT >Sender: curci@sun13.scri.fsu.edu >Organization: SCRI, Florida State University > > Help! I have a friend with a custom application program written >for an old NCR Century computer running the B3 operating system. The >application is written in a 3GL named NEAT3. It is an NCR proprietary >language popular in the early 1970s. I am wondering if anyone is aware >of any NEAT3 compiler/translator so that I can run the application on a >more modern platform, such as an NCR Tower or other modern computer. > >Ray Curci After a long game of multiple phone tag, I have found the answer to my above question which I am posting in case someone else has the same problem. There is a product called KINGTRAN by a company named King's Company that has a Neat3 --> COBOL translator for several platforms. They also offer a conversion service to convert the source code and hand fix any problems, an excellent choice for people like me uninterested in learning a language like Neat3. Their telephone number is (618)234-6569. Ray Curci -- Raymond Curci Computer Network Analyst Florida State University Supercomputer Institute curci@gw.scri.fsu.edu