Source Code 1992 March/Source_Code_CD-ROM_Walnut_Creek_March_1992.iso/unix_c/languags/00_index.txt

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Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS
    Compilers, interpreters, cross referencers, and subroutine libraries for
    various programming languages.

    PCCTS.TAR
        The Purdue (University) Compiler Construction Tool Set.  Public domain
        software tools to facilitate the implementation of compilers.  Is
        functionally similar to lex/yacc, but: generates lexer and parser from
        a single spec, extended BNF grammar, up and down inheritance, generates
        LL(1) parsers in C, includes sample grammars (e.g. Pascal).
        Contributor: Hank Dietz <[e-mail]>
    BERKYACC.TAR
        Berkeley Yacc, a public domain clone of AT&T UNIX Yacc.  Conforms to
        the Yacc documentation, and generates LALR(1) parsers.
        Contributor: Robert Corbett <[e-mail]>

Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS/ADA
        Also see the SIMTEL20 ADA archives.

        ADAFORM.TAR
            A filter for Ada programs to pretty-print them using Scribe.
            Features bold-facing of keywords, etc.
            Contributor: Dave Emery <[e-mail]>

Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS/ASEMBLER
        ASM80.TAR
            An assembler for the Z-80 mocroprocessor.
            Contributor: David A. Klotzbach <[e-mail]>
        CROS6502.TAR
            Cross assembler for the 6502 microprocessor.
            Contributor: Eric C. Brown <[e-mail]>
        CROS6809.TAR
            Cross assembler for the 6809 microprocessor.  Written in
            Pascal.
            Contributor: Jack Jansen <[e-mail]>
        DIS6502.TAR
            A disassembler for the (Atari) 6502.
            Contributor: Robert Bond <[e-mail]>
        DIS68000.TAR
            A disassembler for the MC68000.
            Contributor: John Collins <[e-mail]>
        DIS68K.TAR
            Another MC68000 disassembler.  Includes patches to make it
            work on Sun workstations.
            Contributor: Jim Turner <[e-mail]>
        DIS88.TAR
            A symbolic disassembler for the Intel 8088 designed to run under
            PC/IX on an IBM PC/XT or clone.  Compatible with the PC/IX
            assembler.
            Contributor: G. M. Harding <[e-mail]>
        DISASM.TAR
            A disassembler for the MC68000 which reads COFF (Common Object
            File Format) binaries.
            Contributor: Alex S. Crain <[e-mail]>
        DISZ80.TAR
            A Z-80 disassembler.
            Contributor: Luc Rooijakkers <[e-mail]>
        GENASM.TAR
            A generic assembler for the 6502, 8085, 6803, and 6809
            microprocessors.
            Contributor: Lyle McElhaney <[e-mail]>
        HP41.TAR
            An assembler and bar code generator for the HP-41C calculator.
            These are Perl scripts, see UNIX_C/UTILS/PERL.TAR.
            Contributor: Mark Biggar <[e-mail]>
        ZMAC.TAR
            A Z-80 macro cross-assembler.
            Contributor: Colin Kelley <[e-mail]>

Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS/BASIC
        BASIC.TAR
            A BASIC interpreter which is a combination of Microsoft's
            BASIC 5 and RT-11 MU-Basic.  Has been tested on PDP-11s
            under V6, V7, 2.8BSD and 2.9BSD, Vaxes under 4.xBSD, and
            Pyramid 98x under 4.xBSD.  Should port to System V easily.
            Contributor: Phil Cockroft <[e-mail]>

Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS/C
        ALLOC.TAR
            A clone of malloc written to replace the ones in SVr2 for the
            80286.
            Contributor: Piercarlo Grandi <[e-mail]>
        ANSI_C.TAR
            A small portable parser and lexer for ANSI C written in lex and
            yacc.
            Contributor: Shankar Unni <[e-mail]>
        APML.TAR
            An arbitrary precision math library.
            Contributor: Lloyd Zusman <[e-mail]>
        ARGPROC.TAR
            An argument-processing routine in the same vein as getopt().
            Contributor: Dan Kegel <[e-mail]>
        ARITH.TAR
            A uniform interface for multi-precision calculations in the rings
            of integers and polynomials over finite fields.
            Contributor: Kevin R. Coombes <[e-mail]>
        ARITHPRS.TAR
            A trivial parser for arithmetic expressions from Chapter 2 of
            the latest "dragon book".
            Contributor: Marty Fouts <[e-mail]>
        ARAYALOC.TAR
            A set of library routines to do dynamic run-time allocation
            of multi-dimensional arrays.
            Contributor: Roy Smith <[e-mail]>
        BITSTRNG.TAR
            A package of library routines to provide a "string of bits"
            abstraction like the things you used to be able to do in
            PL/I.
            Contributor: Paul Vixie <[e-mail]>
        BPLUSTRE.TAR
            A variable-length key, variable page size B+ tree library.
            Includes a dbm(3)-like interface.
            Contributor: Marcus J. Ranum <[e-mail]>
        BSDGETUT.TAR
            An implementation of the getutent() routines from System V,
            for Berkeley UNIX.
            Contributor: Paul Sutcliffe Jr. <[e-mail]>
        BTREE1.TAR
            An implementation of B-trees.
            Contributor: Richard Hellier <[e-mail]>
        BTREE2.TAR
            A set of library routines to main B-trees on disk and store
            offsets into data files for the data.
            Contributor: Marcus J. Ranum <[e-mail]>
        C_GC.TAR
            A general purpose garbage collecting storage allocator using
            algorithms from "Garbage Collection in an Uncooperative Env-
            ironment", H. Boehm & M. Weiser, Software Practice and Exper-
            ience, Sept. 1988.
            Contributor: Hans Boehm <[e-mail]>
        C_PARSER.TAR
            A yacc definition fo a C grammar.
            Contributor: <[e-mail]>
        C_STYLE.TAR
            A program to analyze the "style" of a C program.  From CACM,
            Jan. 1985.
            Contributor: <[e-mail]>
        CALLS.TAR
            A program to produce a call graph (what functions call what
            others) of a C program.  CALLS.PATCHES contains various bug
            fixes.
            Contributor: Tony Hansen <[e-mail]>
        CCMD.TAR
            A user interface package based on the COMND jsys found in TOPS-20.
            Has file name completion, command completion, command-line help,
            etc.
            Contributor: Howie Kaye <[e-mail]>
        CCS.SH
            A shell script to call "cc" for compiling with shared libraries
            on an AT&T 7300 (UNIX-PC).
            Contributor: Eric S. Raymond <[e-mail]>
        CDECL.TAR
            A program which accepts English commands like "declare foo as
            pointer to int" and returns a C-language definition of "foo",
            e.g. "int *foo".  It also goes the other way.  Also understands
            C++ and ANSI C.
            Contributor: Tony Hansen <[e-mail]>
        CHECK.TAR
            A syntax checker to be used in conjunction with (not as a
            replacement for) "lint".
            Contributor: Nick Crossley <[e-mail]>
        CHECKBTS.C
            A program to intuit various things about the way a machine
            performs its arithmetic.
            Contributor: Marty Fouts <[e-mail]>
        CLASH.TAR
            A program to detect conflicting variable names in the first N
            significant characters for compilers which don't suuport the
            FLEXNAMES option.
            Contributor: Huch Redelmeir <[e-mail]>
        COMMAND.TAR
            A replacement for the "system" library routine which avoids
            execing a shell by handling I/O redirection internally.
            Contributor: Rich Salz <[e-mail]>
        CMPLXRTH.TAR
            A library of complex arithmetic routines for C.
            Contributor: Doug Gwyn <[e-mail]>
        CONFIG.TAR
            A set of library routines for reading configuration files.
            Contributor: Conrad Kwok <[e-mail]>
        CPROTO.TAR
            A program to automatically generate C function prototypes and
            variable declarations from C language source code.  Requires
            the "flex" lexical analyzer (see UNIX_C/UTILS/FLEX.TAR.
            Contributor: Chin Huang <[e-mail]>
        CTAGS.TAR
            A program to generate "tags" files from C programs, as well
            as generate cross reference listings.
            Contributor: Ken Arnold <[e-mail]>
        CURSWDGT.TAR
            A "widget" library for curses(3X).  Provides command, label,
            toggle, and input widgets.
            Contributor: Richard A. Culshaw <[e-mail]>
        CXREF.C
            A (rather unrobust) C program cross referencer.
            Contributor: John Fouts <[e-mail]>
        CXREF.TAR
            A much more robust C program cross referencer.
            Contributor: Arnold Robbins <[e-mail]>
        DBCR.TAR
            A program identifier database package which stores the locations
            of all uses of identifiers, pre-processor names, and numbers.
            Contributor: Greg Mcgary <[e-mail]>
        DBUG.TAR
            Debugging macros for C programs.  Lots of functions to log
            debugging information, etc.
            Contributor: Fred Fish <[e-mail]>
        DEBUGMLC.TAR
            Drop-in replacements for malloc(3), memory(3), string(3) and
            bstring(3) functions with debugging facilities.
            Contributor: Conor P. Cahill <[e-mail]>
        DES.TAR
            DES library routines suitable for use with MIT's Kerberos.  It
            was created in Finland and posted from Australia, so should in
            theory be entirely free of U.S. export controls.  (I wouldn't
            test this without a lawyer present...)
            Contributor: Antti Louko <[e-mail]>
        DYNALINK.TAR
            Library routines to perform dynamic linking (linking of subroutines
            at run-time).
            Contributor: Dave Jones <[e-mail]>
        DYNMCHSH.C
            Dynamic hashing after CACM April 1988 pp. 446-457.
            Contributor: Esmond Pitt <[e-mail]>
        EGETOPT.TAR
            An extended getopt() function for parsing command line arguments.
            Contributor: Lloyd Zusman <[e-mail]>
        EMITC.TAR
            An inverse of the ctime(3) library routine.  This routine takes
            a date/time string and returns the time in seconds.
            Contributor: Mike Marshall <[e-mail]>
        ET.TAR
            An error-table library for printing errors from program.
            Patchlevel 1.
            Contributor: Jonathan I. Kamens <[e-mail]>
        FDECS.TAR
            A shell script to extract ANSI C function prototype definitions
            for use in a .h file from C source files which contain old-style
            function definitions.
            Contributor: Michael Condict <[e-mail]>
        FILTER.TAR
            A subroutin to construct filter programs like "sed", "awk",
            etc.  It processes arguments, accepts "-" for standard
            input, etc. and then calls a user supplied routine to do
            the filtering.
            Contributor: Gary Perlman <[e-mail]>
        GDATE.C
            A routine to convert date strings into "struct tm" type
            structures.  Accepts all sorts of date string formats.
            Contributor: Barry Shein <[e-mail]>
        GETLINE.TAR
            A function to read an arbitrarily long line from a stream.
            Contributor: David Collier-Brown <[e-mail]>
        GETOPTAT.C
            AT&T's public domain release of the "getopt" function.
            This code was given out at the 1985 Dallas Winter USENIX
            Conference.
            Contributor: John Quarterman <[e-mail]>
        GETOPT.C
            A public domain version of the "getopt" library routine.  This
            one strictly enforces the System V Command Syntax Standard.
            Contributor: Doug Gwyn <[e-mail]>
        GETUTMP.TAR
            A set of library routines to read the "utmp" file much like
            the password file's "getpwent" routines.
            Contributor: Roger Levasseur <[e-mail]>
        HASH8.TAR
            A program to allow old C compilers to compile programs which
            use long identifiers.
            Contributor: Geoff Kuenning <[e-mail]>
        IDENTLST.TAR
            Programs to list external definitions and identifiers in C
            source files.
            Contributor: John Rupley <rupley![e-mail]>
        INDENT.TAR
            The original version of "indent" (C program beautifier) with the
            changes from Berkeley and Sun, who have put their mods into the
            freely redistributable category.
            Contributor: Ozan Yigit <[e-mail]>
        KIFACE.TAR
            A set of routines to allow mapping keys to return values.  It
            allows a program to assign a return value to a key, or a string
            of keys, so that a single value can be checked after a set of
            keys is input.
            Contributor: Marcus J. Ranum <[e-mail]>
        LIBCPRTH.TAR
            ANSI prototype include files for all the libc routines.
            Contributor: Clarence Dold <[e-mail]>
        LIBENV.TAR
            Routines for manipulating (setting and examining) environment
            variables.  Runs on 4.xBSD; should run on System V.
            Contributor: David Herron <[e-mail]>
        LIBNDIR.TAR
            Public domain implementation of the 4.2BSD directory routines that
            works on all UNIXes.
            Contributor: Doug Gwyn <[e-mail]>
        LIBNDRPX.TAR
            A POSIX-compatible version of LIBNDIR.TAR (actually just a
            newer version of the same code).
            Contributor: Doug Gwyn <[e-mail]>
        LIBPW.TAR
            Routines for manipulating password and group file entries.
            Contributor: <[e-mail]>
        LINTPROT.TAR
            Patches to 4.2BSD (4.3BSD or Sun can be easily done by hand)
            "lint" to create a prototype generator.
            Contributor: Jon Leech <[e-mail]>
        LOCALTIM.TAR
            A System-V compatible localtime() library with enhancements to
            work in European timezones, etc.  Will also run under Berkeley
            UNIX.  Version 3.0.
            Contributor: David Olson <[e-mail]>
        MALLOC.TAR
            A portable implementation of malloc.  Also supports a tracing
            function which the author says is Sun-specific.
            Contributor: Mark Brader <[e-mail]>
        MEMLINTK.TAR
            A header file that can be used to politely shut lint up about
            casting results of memory allocation functions malloc, realloc,
            and calloc.  It also stops complaints about the argument to
            free.
            Contributor: Bob Lewis <[e-mail]>
        MENU.TAR
            A menu preprocessor.  Uers construct files describing menus,
            and menu will display them to the user and allow him to pick
            items from them.
            Contributor: Richard Conn <[e-mail]>
        MKPROTO.TAR
            A program for generating prototype declarations for all
            functions appearing in a C source file.  The input code
            may be either K&R or ANSI C.  Correctly handles prototype
            promotion.
            Contributor: Eric R. Smith <[e-mail]>
        MODEMCAP.TAR
            A modem-independent dial(3) package with a termcap-like
            description file.  Refer to the relevant System V manuals.
            Contributor: John F. Haugh <[e-mail]>
        MW.TAR
            The Maryland Windows library.  This is in the same vein as
            "curses", but has many more features.
            Contributor: Chris Torek <[e-mail]>
        PASSWDET.C
            A routine to detect "obvious" passwords by examining them for
            English triples.  Can be added to password changing programs
            to prevent people from picking easily guessed passwords.
            Contributor: John Nagle <[e-mail]>
        POSIXTST.TAR
            A program sorts through the POSIX and ANSI include files and
            reports missing items, additional items in the standard,
            additional items allowed by the standard, and items not
            allowed by the standard.  References to the standards
            document are included in the report.
            Contributor: Barry Books <aixsm![e-mail]>
        PQSORT.C
            A version of "qsort" (Quick Sort) which claims to be faster than
            the library routine (although he doesn't specify which version
            of UNIX he means).
            Contributor: Duane Morse <[e-mail]>
        REGEXP.TAR
            An "almost-public-domain" implementation of the V8 regular
            expression matching routines.
            Contributor: Henry Spencer <[e-mail]>
        SCPP.TAR
            A selective C preprocessor which replaces macros and removes
            comditional code, leaving everything else the same.  This is
            useful when trying to decipher heavily #ifdef'd code with
            lots of misleading macros.
            Contributor: Brad Needham <[e-mail]>
        SEARCH.TAR
            An almost generic search table routine using binary search.
            Generates a search table, and then looks things up in it
            using 32-bit keys.
            Contributor: Chris Torek <[e-mail]>
        SETENV.TAR
            A routine to maintain a list of environment variables for
            passing to other programs.
            Contributor: Maarten Litmaath <[e-mail]>
        SIMILRTY.TAR
            A program to detect stretches in C programs that are similar
            or just plain identical.  Useful for locating "borrowed"
            code, etc.
            Contributor: Dick Grune <[e-mail]>
        SKIPLSTS.TAR
            A C implementation of skip lists as described in the June 1990
            Communications of the ACM.
            Contributor: Bill Pugh <[e-mail]>
        SMALL_C.TAR
            Ron Cain's original Small-C compiler, but highly extended.
            Included are code generators for the 8080, 6809, 68000,
            and Vax.  Run-time support for 8080 CP/M, Flex 6809, and
            Vax 4.1BSD are also included.
            Contributor: Chris Lewis <[e-mail]>
        SMAP.TAR
            Safe Memory Allocator Package.  A wrapper around malloc,
            calloc, realloc and free to check that they behave themselves.
            Contributor: Allistair G. Crooks <[e-mail]>
        SPLAYTRE.TAR
            A library for working with splay trees as described in Tarjan's
            ACM Turing Lecture.  Usable for symbol tables and the like.
            Contributor: Dave Brower <[e-mail]>
        SPLAYTRE.TAR
            Another implementation of splay trees, this one from "Application
            of Splay Trees to Data Compression", CACM August 1988.
            Contributor: Bodo Rueskamp
                         <[e-mail]>
        STRINGS.TAR
            A public domain strings package containing all the various
            string manipulation routines C programmers are used to.
            Contributor: Larry Campbell <[e-mail]>
        STRSED.TAR
            A function which does regular expression search and replace like
            the ed/edit/ex editors, as well as tr(1)-like transliteration,
            in a string.
            Contributor: Terry Jones <[e-mail]>
        STRSTR.TAR
            An implementation of the strstr() (find substrings in a string)
            function which uses a modified version of the quick search
            algorithm described in CACM V33 N8.
            Contributor: Doug Gwyn <[e-mail]>
        STRTOD.TAR
            An implementation of the strtod() (string to double) function.
            Contributor: <[e-mail]>
        TIMER.TAR
            Various routines to do delta time computations.
            Contributor: Gregg Wonderly <[e-mail]>
        TRIGRAPH.TAR
            Programs which implement trigraphs as specified in the ANSI C
            draft standard.  Trigraphs are an alternate way of writing
            certain characters.  This archive contains two programs; one
            to do trigraphs-to-ascii, and one to do the reverse.
            Contributor: John P. Nelson <[e-mail]>
        UFORMAT.TAR
            A routine to do formatting such as that done by database report
            generators.
            Contributor: Brandon Allbery <[e-mail]>
        UNCTIME.TAR
            A "yacc" parser for times and dates to return date strings in
            UNIX time format.
            Contributor: David MacKenzie <[e-mail]>
        UNIDESK.TAR
            UniDesk is a desktop user interface library package for
            UNIX systems with ASCII terminals.
            Contributor: Ben Konig <[e-mail]>
        VSPRINTF.TAR
            Portable versions of vprintf, vfprintf, vsprintf.
            Contributor: Robert A. Larson <[e-mail]>
        VSTR.TAR
            A dynamic strings package.
            Contributor: Jordan K. Hubbard <[e-mail]>
        XCP.TAR
            A program to convert long C variable names to short ones (i.e.
            to "de-flexname" them) for C compilers without FLEXNAMES.
            Contributor: Mark Mendel <[e-mail]>
        XRAND.TAR
            A random number generator based on the linear congruential and
            additive congruential methods.
            Contributor: Andreas Nowatzyk <[e-mail]>

Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS/CPLUSPLS
        GENMAN.TAR
            A program to generate documentation about a C++ class from the
            include and source files.  Version 2.0.
            Contributor: Bob Mastors <[e-mail]>
        INTERVAL.TAR
            An interval arithmetic package.
            Contributor: [e-mail]
        SILO.TAR
            Routines to build event-based discrete event simulations.  See
            "Simulating Computer Systems: Techniques and Tools" by M. H.
            MacDougall.
            Contributor: S. Manoharan <[e-mail]>

Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS/FORTH
        C-FORTH.TAR
            A C-language implementation of figFORTH.  Has been tested
            on PDP-11s under 2.9BSD, Vaxes under 4.2BSD, and Vaxes under
            EUNICE 3.0.  Requires 32-bit ints and 16-bit shorts.
            Contributor: Allan Pratt <[e-mail]>
        VAXFORTH.TAR
            An implementation of FORTH (called VFORTH) for Vaxes under
            4.2BSD.  Uses subroutine-threading and in-line code to
            improve speed.
            Contributor: Andy Valencia <[e-mail]>

Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS/FORTRAN
        F2C.TAR
            A Fortran to C translator developed by folks from Bell Labs,
            Bellcore, and CMU.  Derived from the original UNIX f77(1).
            Converts ANSI standard Fortran 77 to C without manual
            intervention.  Can generate ANSI C or C++ compatible code as
            well.  Runs on Sun, Vax, IBM RT, Apollo, SGI, MIPS, and Crays.
            Has been verified on the NBS tests, several large math libraries,
            floating point tests, etc.
            Contributor: Mark Maimone <[e-mail]>
        FLOPPY.TAR
            A Fortran coding convention checker and code tidier.  Understands
            F77, supports 44 different coding conventions.  Runs under VMS,
            VM/CMS, and UNIX.  Written in Fortran.
            Contributor: Julian Bunn <[e-mail]>
        FXREF.TAR
            A linkage map generator and a cross reference generator for
            FORTRAN-77 programs.
            Contributor: Bill Silvert <[e-mail]>
        PREP.TAR
            A preprocessor which supports macros, flow control extensions,
            vector statement shorthand, and automatic loop unrolling for
            certain classes of loops.
            Contributor: Roger Ove <[e-mail]>
        PSDRAW.TAR
            Library routines to generate PostScript drawings from FORTRAN.
            Contributor: B. Narasimhan <[e-mail]>
        RATFOR.TAR
            A public domain implementation of RATFOR (RATional FORtran).
            Generates FORTRAN-77, unlike UNIX "ratfor" which generates
            FORTRAN-66.
            Contributor: Ozan Yigit <[e-mail]>

Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS/FP
        FP.TAR
            A C implementation of Backus' Functional Programming language.
            This one closely follows the syntax of the one distributed
            with 4.3BSD (which is close to Backus' syntax).
            Contributor: Andy Valencia <[e-mail]>
        FPC.TAR
            A compiler for Backus' Functional Programming language.  It
            translates FP to C, which you can then compile.
            Contributor: Edoardo Biagioni <[e-mail]>
        IFP.TAR
            A variant of Backus' Functional Programming language.  Should
            run under any UNIX.  Written in C.
            Contributor: Arch D. Robison <[e-mail]>

Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS/ICON
        The Version 7.0 Icon language distribution for UNIX from the
        University of Arizona.  Icon is a high-level, general-purpose
        programming language with extensive facilities for handling
        strings and lists.  In some senses it is the sucessor to
        SNOBOL4, and was devleoped by the same people.  See the file
        README.TXT for a description of what the files in this
        directory contain.
        Contributor: Gregg Townsend <[e-mail]>

Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS/LISP
        ELK.TAR
            A Scheme interpreter intended to be used as a general extension
            language.  Can also be used as a stand-alone implementation of
            Scheme.  Version 1.0.
            Contributor: Oliver Laumann <[e-mail]>
        XLISP.TXT
            The Xlisp reference manual.  For version 2.0 of Xlisp.
            Contributor: Tim I. Mikkelsen <[e-mail]>
        XLISP.TAR
            Xlisp version 2.1.  Runs on PCs under MegaMax C, Aztec C,
            Lattice C (Amiga).  There are implementations for VMS, UNIX,
            MS-DOS, MC68000, Atari ST, Amiga, and Macintosh.
            Contributor: Gary Murphy <[e-mail]>

Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS/LOGO
        LOGO-MAKEHELP.TAR
            A different "makehelp" for Logo (below).
            Contributor: Brian Harvey <[e-mail]>
        LOGO.TAR
            A LOGO interpreter.  Has been tested on PDP-11s under V7 and
            Vaxes under 4.xBSD.  Includes interfaces for many popular
            graphics terminals as well as the floor-turtle through a
            DW-11 Unibus device.
            Contributor: Brian Harvey <[e-mail]>
        MUSICLOG.TAR
            Dragon curves with music.
            Contributor: Gerald Edgar <[e-mail]>

Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS/MODULA_2
        PRETTYPRINT.TAR
            A pretty printer written in Modula-2.
            Contributor: Ken Yap <[e-mail]>

Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS/OCCAM
        OCCAM.TAR
            A yacc/lex specification for OCCAM and OCCAM2.
            Contributor: Peter Polkinghorne <[e-mail]>

Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS/OPS5
        OPS5.TAR
            OPS5 in Common Lisp.  Apparently it runs under lots of different
            Common Lisps; you'll have to look and see if yours is there.  I
            think it runs on micros and stuff as well.
            Contributor: Eric Van Tassell <[e-mail]>

Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS/PASCAL
        ISO-PASCAL.TAR
            Public domain "yacc" and "lex" grammar for ISO level 0 Pascal.
            Contributor: Arnold. D. Robbins <[e-mail]>
        KAREL.TAR
            An interpreter for the Karel language as described in "Karel
            the Robot" by Richard E. Pattis.  Intended as a gentle intro
            to Pascal.
            Contributor: Jan Miksovsky <[e-mail]>
        P2C.TAR
            A Pascal to C translator.  Understands HP, partial Turbo, and
            other Pascal dialects.  Runs on at least HPs and Suns.
            Version 1.14.
            Contributor: Dave Gillespie <[e-mail]>
        PSTRINGS.TAR
            An unbounded-length strings package for ISO Level 1 PASCAL.
            Will run under Sun PASCAL, but will NOT run under Berkeley
            "pc", according to the author.
            Contributor: Ian Cottam <[e-mail]>
        PTOC.TAR
            A Pascal to C translator.  It is written as a single huge
            Pascal program, although the "ptoc" translation to C is also
            provided.
            Contributor: Per Bergsten <[e-mail]>
        SFTWRTLS.TAR
            An implementation of the routines from "Software Tools in
            Pascal", by Kernighan & Plaugher.  Should run under Berkeley
            Pascal; the text indicates it should run under VS/PASCAL
            on VM/CMS and MVS, also.
            Contributor: James Potter <[e-mail]>
        TURBOTLS.TAR
            Another implementation of K&P's "Software Tools in Pascal",
            this one for Turbo Pascal 3.0 under CP/M-86.  The comments
            imply it should run under MS/DOS as well.
            Contributor: Chris Lewis <[e-mail]>

Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS/PROLOG
        PTAGS.TAR
            A "tags" utility for Prolog.
            Contributor: Chriss Tweed <[e-mail]>

Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS/SMALTALK
        SMALLTALK.TAR
            Release 2.02 of the Little Smalltalk system.  It's not Smalltalk-80
            or Smalltalk-V.  It is described in the book "Little Smalltalk"
            by Timothy A. Budd, from Addison-Wesley.
            Contributor: Timothy A. Budd <[e-mail]>

Directory UNIX_C/LANGUAGS/SR
        SR (Synchronizing Resources) is a programming language which allows
        the writing of distributed programs, either distributing them on
        one machine or on several.  This implementation comes from the SR
        Project at the University of Arizona, and runs on VAX 8650 under
        4.3BSD/MtXinu, Sun 3/140 under SunOS3.4, Sun 2/120 under SunOS 3.4,
        and the Encore Multimax under UMAX.  Version 1.1.

        SR.TAR
            The SR programming language, including doumentation, checkout
            programs, and examples.
        VS.TAR
            Extended verfication suite.  You only need this if you are
            modifying the system or porting to a new architecture.