elliston@av8tr.UUCP (Keith Elliston) (04/16/91)
Hello Are there any public domain pascal compilers around for the 3b1? I have a set of phylogeny programs that I would like to get to run on mine, but I don't have pascal. Thanks Keith -- Keith O. Elliston elliston@av8tr.UUCP elliston@msdrl.com AA5A N9734U elliston@mbcl.rutgers.edu elliston@biovax.bitnet "Beware of pseudo-experts with a mission and a grudge, especially if they are lawyers pretending to be scientists." -- H.W. Lewis in 'Technological Risk'
tkacik@kyzyl.mi.org (Tom Tkacik) (04/16/91)
In article <649@av8tr.UUCP>, elliston@av8tr.UUCP (Keith Elliston) writes: > Are there any public domain pascal compilers around for the 3b1? I have a > set of phylogeny programs that I would like to get to run on mine, but I > don't have pascal. There have been to Pacal to C translators posted to the net. I believe one was from Sweeden?, and the other from Caltech. They have similar names, ptoc, and p2c. I have only looked at them briefly, but have heard recommendations for both. They should be available at your nearest sources archive. -- Tom Tkacik | tkacik@kyzyl.mi.org | To rent this space, call 1-800-555-QUIP. ...!rphroy!kyzyl!tkacik |
dlb5404@tamuts.tamu.edu (Daryl Biberdorf) (04/17/91)
In article <649@av8tr.UUCP> elliston@av8tr.UUCP (Keith Elliston) writes: >Are there any public domain pascal compilers around for the 3b1? I have a >set of phylogeny programs that I would like to get to run on mine, but I >don't have pascal. You might take a look at the Modula-2 compiler on OSU-CIS (cheops.cis.ohio-state.edu). Modula-2 is similar enough to Pascal that porting shouldn't be a problem. You'll have to capitalize the keywords and such, but otherwise Modula-2 is a superset of Pascal. --Daryl Biberdorf, dlb5404@tamuts.tamu.edu Texas A&M University