Pascal to C conversion

Scott_Klosterman

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Jul 27, 1988, 11:36:17 AM7/27/88

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Does anyone know of a program which will convert Pascal
source to C? We have quite a few applications written in
Pascal and since we are going to a policy of Fortran or
C only we must somehow convert them. Please reply E-Mail
as I don't read all these groups.
Scott Klosterman
uunet!sdrc!crscott

Tommy Levitte

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Jul 29, 1988, 4:24:48 AM7/29/88

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> Does anyone know of a program which will convert Pascal
> source to C? We have quite a few applications written in
> Pascal and since we are going to a policy of Fortran or
> C only we must somehow convert them. Please reply E-Mail
> as I don't read all these groups.

Please tell me also (and send it to me). I NEED IT!

Wytze van der Raay

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Jul 31, 1988, 8:30:39 AM7/31/88

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It's on the latest EUUG tape, distributed at the EUUG Spring Conference
in London (April 1988), and now available through euug-...@cwi.nl
It is named "ptc", and written by (information copied from the README file):
Per Bergsten

Email: perb%holte...@chalmers.csnet
... mcvax!enea!chalmers!holtec!perb
aka: bergsten@chalmers

Smail: Holistic Technology AB
Grona Gatan 59
414 54 Gothenburg
Sweden

Fax: +46 31 247456

Blair P. Houghton

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Jul 31, 1988, 1:42:40 PM7/31/88

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In article <4...@draken.nada.kth.se> pk-...@draken.UUCP (Tommy Levitte) writes:

Whatever happened to ptoc?

I have never had occasion to use it, and this computer hasn't installed
it, but it's right there in my manual (Umax, Ultrix, or Unix, they
all list it). Any reason nobody can find the program? I can't.

--Blair

Walter Bays

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Aug 3, 1988, 1:55:55 PM8/3/88

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>> Does anyone know of a program which will convert Pascal
>> source to C?

Green Hills Software (818-246-5555) has a translator.
It does not handle nested procedures, and the resulting C is not maintainable.
I have not tried it, and do not recommend for or against it.
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Thomas E. Bernhard

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Aug 4, 1988, 4:07:09 PM8/4/88

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There is a company called Maritime InfoSystems which sells a very good
Pascal to C comversion program. They will also convert your code for
you at a price. My information is dated July 1, 1986 so I don't even know
if they are in business anymore. Anyway here's their calling card:

Maritime Infosystems Ltd.
6660 Reservoir Road
Corvallis, Oregon 97333
(503) 929-2552

-- Tom Bernhard (teb@execu)

John Bertani

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Aug 4, 1988, 8:11:23 PM8/4/88

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>In article <3...@sdrc.UUCP> crs...@sdrc.UUCP (Scott_Klosterman) writes:
>>
>> Does anyone know of a program which will convert Pascal
>> source to C? We have quite a few applications written in
>> Pascal and since we are going to a policy of Fortran or
>> C only we must somehow convert them. Please reply E-Mail
>> as I don't read all these groups.
>> Scott Klosterman
>> uunet!sdrc!crscott
>
>There is a company called Maritime InfoSystems which sells a very good
>Pascal to C comversion program. They will also convert your code for
>you at a price. My information is dated July 1, 1986 so I don't even know
>if they are in business anymore.

He's not! He got a job as a sysop in New Zealand.

But he was just reselling the TGL Pascal-to-C Converters. You can
get more info by writing to:

Ted Lewis
TGL, Inc.
27096 Forest Springs Ln.
Corvallis, OR 97330
(503) 745-7476

What dialects? UCSD, MS, MT+, Metaware, Intel, Apollo Domain, and Turbo.
If it's not on the list, call anyway.