Re: C/C++ to Ada Translators ?

[rjl@f111.iassf.easams.com.au (Rohan LENARD)]

In article <3j01at$1nue@watnews1.watson.ibm.com>,
Norman H. Cohen <ncohen@watson.ibm.com> wrote:
:In article <3iu8tv$qip@f111.iassf.easams.com.au>,
:rjl@f111.iassf.easams.com.au (Rohan LENARD) writes: 
:
:|> In article <3id1cb$1j3c@watnews1.watson.ibm.com>,
:|> Norman H. Cohen <ncohen@watson.ibm.com> wrote: 
:|> :In article <alevinso-2002952316290001@minnow.pond.com>,
:|> :alevinso@wanda.pond.com (Alex Levinson) writes: 
:|> : 
:|> :|>                                                    It does a fairly decent
:|> :|> job of translating 99.9% of CMS-2 into perfectly readable and executable
:|> :|> C/C++ code.
:|> : 
:|> :Gee, that's better than a lot of humans can do! ;-)
:|>
:|> Well CMS-2 is not a very difficult language to translate.
:
:Ah, but I was referring (without regard to the source) to the part about
:the "perfectly readable ... C/C++ code".
:

Well apart from the problem with meaningful variable names (aren't they
limited to 8 characters ) it should be possible to convert CMS-2 to just
about any block structured sequential execution language (providing the
original CMS-2 was well structured).  Of course, you're not likely to
get any classes....

Now where's that pascal compiler gone :-).

Later,
	Rohan
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