I am evaluating some Delphi source code for a consulting contract I might do.
The project would be a port from Windows to Mac OS, which doesn't have Delphi
support. Delphi appears to be a very specialized dialect of Pascal. Pascal
used to be popular on the Mac, but I don't think that there are Pascal
compilers anymore that will compile OS X native source for the Mac.
My first thought of how to deal with this was to try translating the source
with the p2c Pascal to C translator that is available for Woody. But the first
try just barfed. I could probably fix up the Delphi source to make it work,
but I worry about causing some problem because I don't have a Delphi compiler.
Is there a version of p2c available anywhere (it doesn't have to be a Debian
package) that can translate Delphi to C? Or any kind of Delphi to C translator?
Thank you for your help.
Michael D. Crawford
GoingWare Inc. - Expert Software Development and Consulting
http://www.goingware.com/
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