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From: Jeff Pimper <jeffyp@ix.netcom.com>
Subject: Re: Looking for an Ada to C translator
Date: 1996/05/17
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Michael Cook wrote:
> 
> Our current project's software is written in Ada83.  We have an
> upcoming need to have a version in C or C++, and we'd like to not
> transliterate our code by hand.
> 
> Are there any Ada to C/C++ translators, especially ones that
> produce "reasonable" code?
> 

I have the same problem.  A large, old Ada83 code which uses both Motif
and Sherrill-Lubinsky's GMS which runs on an Open VMS Alpha.  My 
management wants me to translate it to C or C++ running on an HP Unix
box.

Jeff Pimper
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
pimper1@llnl.gov