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In <43s5oj$nlf@taco.cc.ncsu.edu> David Michael Beeson <dmbeeson>
writes: 
>
>Does anyone know of a utility for dos/windows (or unix) that I can use
to
>translate assembly to C++ code?  I need to edit some old source code
and want
>to convert it over to c++.  Thanks in advance for your help.
>
>--David M. Beeson
>

I have good news for you and bad news.  The good news is the utility to
do it is free (in fact I have included it in this posting); the bad
news is that you probably won't want to run it even though it can
produce the best possible conversion under the circumstances.  (I speak
from experience, I replaced an online system of over 200,000 lines of
assembly with a newer system programmed in C++).  To use this
conversion script just type asm2cpp <filename>  (no extension).

The source to asm2cpp.bat follows:

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del %1.asm
edit %1.cpp
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I will leave the unix port as an exercise for the reader.

Good luck,

George