Any ALGOL expertise out there?

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3 total messages Started by David Cox Tue, 21 Jul 1992 14:26

#50

Author: David Cox
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 14:26

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A colleague of mine has to translate a short ALGOL program into C. She has
some
questions about the flow of control structures (extent of for loops, etc.).
Is there
someone out there who knows ALGOL I could email questions to, or should I
just
go ahead and post the specific questions here? Thanks in advance for any
help
that anyone can provide me. 

David Cox

Re: Any ALGOL expertise out there?

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Author: John Haxby
Date: Tue, 21 Jul 1992 16:48

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60 or 68?

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Re: Any ALGOL expertise out there?

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Author: Ian Joyner
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1992 04:28

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dcox@relay.nswc.navy.mil (David Cox) writes:

>A colleague of mine has to translate a short ALGOL program into C. She has
>some
>questions about the flow of control structures (extent of for loops, etc.).
>Is there
>someone out there who knows ALGOL I could email questions to, or should I
>just
>go ahead and post the specific questions here? Thanks in advance for any
>help
>that anyone can provide me. 

You could try the comp.sys.unisys group, as ALGOL is the assembly language
of the A Series mainframe. I'd be happy to answer any specific Algol 60
questions.
-- 
Ian Joyner  ACUS (Australian Centre for Unisys Software)    ian@syacus.acus.oz
"Where is the man with all the great directions?...You can't imagine it,
 how hard it is to grow, Can you imagine the order of the universe?" ABWH
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