The following messages will contain your C to Ada translator.  They
have been uuencoded and split so they could be easily mailed.  The
process was automated by an associate of mine using a perl script
named "umu"  (I have no idea what it stands for).  To reverse this
process simply write the following messages out as they our as
standard ascii files.  The final message will contain a perl script
called "unumu" which will do all the work for you.

If you are unfamiliar with uuencode/uudecode simply copy the lines of
the last message from

BEGIN
...
END

into a file named "foo" and from your shell enter:

% uudecode foo

You will now find "unumu" in your directory.  Assuming only the mail
messages are in the current directory you can type:

% unumu *

When unumu is finish you will have a compressed tar file of the
release.  You will now need to unpack it with:

% uncompress sparc.tar
% tar -xf sparc.tar

What you should be left with is something like:

% ls
Make.deps         c2ada*            cfront.sparc*     hello_world.ada
Makefile          c2ada.1           cfront.sun386*    hp700/
README            cfront@           cpp.hp700*        x11.ada
RELEASE           cfront.1          cpp.sparc*        x11.c
c.ada             cfront.hp700*     cpp.sun386*       x11.inc

You can test your translator with:

% ./c2ada /usr/include/stdio.h

enjoy
