Does anyone know of a program for converting Pascal or FORTRAN (or LISP, Ada, awk, ``Old'' C, ...) to C?

Several freely distributable programs are available: • p2c A Pascal to C converter written by Dave Gillespie, posted to comp.sources. Unix in March, 1990 (Volume 21); also available by anonymous ftp from csvax.cs.caltech.edu, file pub/p2c-1.20.tar. Z .

€¢ ptoc Another Pascal to C converter, this one written in Pascal (comp.sources. Unix, Volume 10, also patches in Volume 13?). €¢ f2c A FORTRAN to C converter jointly developed by people from Bell Labs, Bellcore, and Carnegie Mellon.

(f2c is really a FORTRAN compiler with a C backend--the output is not intended to be maintainable.) To find out more about f2c, send the mail message ``send index from f2c'' to netlib@research.att.com or research!netlib. (It is also available via anonymous ftp on netlib.att.com, in directory netlib/f2c/.) • A PL/M to C converter was posted to alt. Sources in April, 1991.

The following companies sell various translation tools and services: • Cobalt Blue 2940 Union Ave. , Suite C San Jose, CA 95124 USA (+1) 408 723 ... more.

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