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From: Benoit Jauvin-Girard <jhove@CAM.ORG>
Subject: Re: About a C/C++ to ADA translator
Date: 1998/01/07
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On Mon, 5 Jan 1998, Marcos Jimenez Bermejo wrote:
> There is a C/C++ to ADA (ADA95) translator?

Yes.  It's called c2ada, and maintained by Intermetrics.  There is a link
to it at http://www.adahome.com, under Resources - Tools & Components -
Non-Commercial (I think).  However, it requires that you have gperf and 
something called Python installed, and even then I can't get it to work on my 
Linux 2.0 platform (it barfs on any file with an #include <foo.h>
directive) , so if you get it working correctly, drop me a line.

...Also be warned that you're stille xpected to have to tweak the
generated code manually for it to work.

...Hope this will be of more use to you than other replies so far.

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... Benoit Jauvin-Girard (jhove@cam.org)
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