c -> occam ?

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From: Jeff Carroll
Date: Wed, 03 Apr 1991 23:33

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	I find myself in a situation in which an application I've written 
in C needs to be translated to Occam.

	Anyone know of tools to do this?


-- 
Jeff Carroll
carroll@ssc-vax.boeing.com

"If it sucks, it sucks because *I wrote it*." - Whoopi Goldberg

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Subject: c -> occam ?
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