On Sun, 21 Jan 2001, Ben Tilly wrote:

> >Huh?  CFront will take a C++ program as input and create a C program as
> >output, thus the two would be equally portable, no?
> 
> I would doubt it.  I have not looked closely, but
> glancing at http://www.unipress.com/toolkit/cfront.html
> it seems to be Unix specific (not even a Linux version!)
> and proprietary.  Even if the output C is portable and
> easy to link to, the development platform is now limited
> to people with CFront.
> 
> At least in the open source world, this would be an undue
> restriction.
> 

Just from the list of required licenses, it looks like you'd need to pair with
a lawyer just to use it :-)

Regards,

Kent Starr
elderburn / mindspring.com