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Re: gEDA: Re: And I'm Seeking User Experiences On Verilog-to-C Conversion Tools

To: geda-dev-at-NOSPAMgeda_dot_seul_dot_org, Stephen Williams <steve-at-NOSPAMicarus_dot_com>, David Cary <d_dot_cary-at-NOSPAMieee_dot_org>
Subject: Re: gEDA: Re: And I'm Seeking User Experiences On Verilog-to-C Conversion Tools
From: Al Davis <aldavis-at-NOSPAMieee_dot_org>
Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2000 22:16:28 -0700
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On Wed, 26 Apr 2000, Stephen Williams wrote:
> Actually, It generates C++. ................

Is there a free version of "cfront" available???

For those who don't know ....  "Cfront" is the name given
to the original C++ to C translator.  Some C++ compilers
use it to generator C code, then compile that.  The
performance is not as good as a native compiler, but it may
fill the need in this case.

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- Re: gEDA: Re: And I'm Seeking User Experiences On Verilog-to-C Conversion Tools
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