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Reply | Forward Message #170 of 437 |
Is anybody interested in using a Pascal to Component Pascal
translator? I have a prototype written in Component Pascal which is
working and seems to handle J&W / Standard Pascal programs reasonably
well. However, it would need significant additional work to handle
other Pascal dialects (e.g. UCSD, Turbo, Delphi). I'm trying to decide
whether to proceed any further or start a new project altogether.

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Chris Burrows
CFB Software
http://www.cfbsoftware.com/gpcp
Mon Oct 10, 2005 1:13 am

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Is anybody interested in using a Pascal to Component Pascal translator? I have a prototype written in Component Pascal which is working and seems to handle J&W... 		cfbsoftware1
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1:13 am

Hi, I'd be interested in trying the standard P->CP translator. -- Regards, Bob _____ From: GPCP@yahoogroups.com [mailto:GPCP@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of ...
Bob Walkden
bob_walkden
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8:41 pm

... Hi Bob, Thanks for your feedback. Just give me a day or two to write the 'user manual' :-) Would you prefer a GPCP or a BlackBox version? It is currently ...
cfbsoftware1
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2:55 am

Hi Chris, given a choice I would prefer a Blackbox version. I have never really got off the ground with GPCP, and have started looking at Zonnon for .Net. -- ...
Bob Walkden
bob_walkden
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8:29 pm

... ...and what have you found with Zonnon? I have only looked at it briefly, and my initial impression was that we should have all stuck with Oberon-2. :-) ...
Marc Martin
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9:55 pm

... really got ... for .Net. ... I'd be interested to hear as well. My initial impression was that an alternative descriptive name could be 'Pasmodulober-3+'...
cfbsoftware1
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12:12 am

... Did you notice that there was already a translator from Turbo Pascal to Component Pascal under BlackBox: http://www.zinnamturm.de/#Tp2cp What are the...
Gérard Meunier
germeun
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10:01 pm

... Pascal to ... Yes, Gerard - thank you very much for providing it. I have used it successfully to translate desktop Delphi code to Component Pascal code in...
cfbsoftware1
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2:30 am

... Happy to read that. ... OK, thanks. Handling of WITH statements is an interesting feature, but difficult to achieve, without a complete analysis of the...
Gérard Meunier
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9:15 pm

... Definitely interested. ... Interesting. Did you use any "compiler writing" tools like Coco/R, Depot/4 or Babel? ...
John Drake
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10:10 pm

... Yes indeed. I used the ingenious "N.Wirth" compiler writing tool :-) My starting point was Wirth's Modula-2 to Oberon translator that had been ported to...
cfbsoftware1
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