converting "classic c" to "ansi c"

[Wayne A. Throop]

> flee at shire (Felix Lee)
> I don't suppose anyone has the reverse tool, take an ANSI C program
> and spit out an unansified, deprototyped version?

I have heard that there is a tool which will do this.  It is called
"cfront".  It also does a few other things.  It is available from AT&T.

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