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Subject: Re: Converting postfix to infix notation
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On Sep 8, 6:32=A0pm, Georg Waldgreve <Georg.Waldgr...@gmx-topmail.de>
wrote:

> I am looking for an algorithm to convert a formula given in postfix
> notation to infix notation written in Fortran (or Pascal or
> pseudocode). The algorithm should put the proper parentheses. The
> examples I found are written in C or C++, which I don=92t like and are
> unable to understand.

C. L. Hamblin [1962]: Translation to and from Polish notation.
Computer Journal, 5: 210-213

[Postfix is also called "Reverse Polish".]