Index of /atarilibrary/atari_cd04/GAMES/SPRACHEN/SPR_HOCH/PASCAL/EXAMPLES

      Name                    Last modified       Size  Description


[DIR] Parent Directory        11-May-2007 21:01      -  
[   ] BASIC.DOC               02-Nov-1989 00:24    11k  
[TXT] BASIC.P                 02-Nov-1989 05:15    65k  
[DIR] C/                      11-May-2007 21:01      -  
[TXT] CREF.P                  07-Nov-1989 09:42    11k  
[TXT] E.P                     01-Nov-1989 21:13     2k  
[TXT] FACT.P                  01-Nov-1989 21:14     1k  
[TXT] MAKEFILE                24-Apr-1991 09:31     1k  
[TXT] P2CRC                   24-Apr-1991 09:31     1k  
[TXT] SELF.OUT                12-Sep-1993 06:38     1k  
[TXT] SELF.P                  01-Nov-1989 22:20     1k  


This directory contains examples for "p2c", a Pascal to C translator.

"p2c"  Copyright 1989, 1990, 1991  Free Software Foundation, Inc.

Written and maintained by:   Dave Gillespie
			     256-80 Caltech
			     Pasadena CA 91125
			     daveg@csvax.cs.caltech.edu, cit-vax!daveg




Here are some sample programs you can run through p2c.  The Makefile
for this directory knows how to translate and compile all programs.
The "c" subdirectory contains pre-translated files you can compare
with your p2c output.  (The "c" subdirectory is present in the ftp
distribution only, not in the shar distribution.)

To translate only:          make trans   or just   make
To translate and compile:   make comp

These programs have been culled from various places around the Caltech
C.S. educational lab.  All programs are by Dave Gillespie except as
noted, and are in the HP Pascal dialect.


fact.p   	The obligatory recursive factorial program.  Try this
		one first: "make fact.c" to translate, or "make fact"
		to translate and compile.


e.p   		Program for computing "e" to high precision.
		(Courtesy of Scott Hemphill.)


self.p   	A self-printing program in Pascal.  Try translating,
		running, and diff'ing the output with self.p.


cref.p   	A cross-referencer for Pascal programs.  Enter source
		file name(s), then a blank line, then output file name.


basic.p   	An interpreter for the Basic language, just for kicks!
		See "basic.doc" for documentation.