1. C to Euphoria
Anyone know how difficult it would be to convert programs written in C to
Euphoria? Does anyone know how? Would anyone who knows how, if you could
spare a bit of time maybe write a .doc or short .txt file or something
along that lines of how to do it? I don't know about anyone else, but I'd
be eternally greatfull if someone could it. Thanks
2. Re: C to Euphoria
>Anyone know how difficult it would be to convert programs written in C
>to Euphoria? Does anyone know how? Would anyone who knows how, if you
>could spare a bit of time maybe write a .doc or short .txt file or
>something along that lines of how to do it? I don't know about anyone
>else, but I'd be eternally greatfull if someone could it. Thanks
The best way that I have found to convert any language to another is to
know and understand each of them. (Or else have help files explaining
what each routine does and finding or coding the Euphoria equivilant.)
In my experience it is much easier to convert C to Euphoria than from
Euphoria to C. (You can replace C with BASIC, also..) I'm pretty sure
it's just as easy to convert from any language to you know to Euphoria.
Basically, you need someone who can at least *READ* C.
(BTW, I am somebody who can do that... to a certain extent.)
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3. Re: C to Euphoria
>Anyone know how difficult it would be to convert programs written in C to
>Euphoria? Does anyone know how? Would anyone who knows how, if you could
>spare a bit of time maybe write a .doc or short .txt file or something
>along that lines of how to do it? I don't know about anyone else, but I'd
>be eternally greatfull if someone could it. Thanks
I'm no C expert but I've transcoded some C routines to Euphoria. It's rather
easy if it's not pointer*, pointer**, or pointer*^n messed. Well that's my
case because I really get sea-sick with all those *. Send the code and I'll
tell you what I can do.
Regards,
Daniel Berstein
daber at pair.com
4. Re: C to Euphoria
At 02:28 PM 5/11/98 -0300, you wrote:
>>Anyone know how difficult it would be to convert programs written in C to
>>Euphoria? Does anyone know how? Would anyone who knows how, if you could
>>spare a bit of time maybe write a .doc or short .txt file or something
>>along that lines of how to do it? I don't know about anyone else, but I'd
>>be eternally greatfull if someone could it. Thanks
>
>
>I'm no C expert but I've transcoded some C routines to Euphoria. It's rather
>easy if it's not pointer*, pointer**, or pointer*^n messed. Well that's my
>case because I really get sea-sick with all those *. Send the code and I'll
>tell you what I can do.
>
>Regards,
> Daniel Berstein
> daber at pair.com
>
Actually, I don't have any code that I'm trying to convert at the moment. I
pretty much just want to be able to convert it when I come across some
source that I want to play around with.
