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From: tojst1+@pitt.edu (Tore Joergensen)
Subject: Re: Translating Ada to C
Date: 1996/04/03
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Date: 1996-04-03T00:00:00+00:00
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Craig S. Dickson (dickson@ist.flinders.edu.au) wrote:
: DOes anyone know where a translator may be located on the Net for downloading?
: Otherwise I have access to gnatmake but I have no instructions on it. I think
: it converts the Ada to C or something anyway. SO is it possible to get the c
: code when you compile. ANy thoughts?

: Thanks Craig

GNAT does not convert Ada to C. 

You will probably not find an Ada to C converter, partly because Ada is a
much more advanced language than C and partly because it is so much better
that nobody would ever want to convert Ada to C :-) :-) :-)

Ada does have nice support for using C-code from an Ada-program, so maybe
you don't even have to convert it to C? Why do you want to convert it?
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