revised version of c2ada, fixing several segmentation faults.
builds cleanly(-ish) on 64bit cygwin. will probably build on Linux et al. as well.

files that are not part of the official c2ada distrib are in the public domain (unless stated otherwise). this includes, for example, "./test/".

original readme below.

This is a 'port' of c2ada to Linux redhat 5.2 on Intel.

The original program can be obtained from:

http://www.inmet.com/~mg/c2ada/c2ada.html

Edited Makefile and modify the following

GPERF= PYTHON= PYTHON_HOME= PYTONLINS= PYHTON_LIB=

see Makefile for explanation of the above macro values.

Next, build it:

$gmake realclean $gmake

At the end, a program called c2ada will be build in same directory where the sources are.

simple copy this c2ada to your /usr/local/bin, or anyother place, and make sure it is in your path.

Next, you need to define an environemnt path to be able to run c2ada. This path needs to point to where the sources of c2ada where unpacked. For example, I untarred the tar file into a directory called

/home/nabbasi/c2ada/

so, in your .bash_profile (depending on your shell) I added this line

PYTHONPATH=/home/nabbasi/c2ada export PYTHONPATH

Now, do

$c2ada

have fun with it.

I simply downloaded the above program, and made slight changes to make it compile cleanly on Linux.

In the places where I had to change the code to make it compile clean, I added

#if defined(LINUX) ... changed code #else .. original code #endif

In places where I added new code, I did:

#if defined(LINUX) ..new code #endif

And add -DLINUX to the Makefile compiler options.

Nasser Abbasi 2/8/99 [email protected]