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  8. From: Ramon Pereda <rpereda@ringer.cs.utsa.edu>
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  12. Subject: Re: Translation into C
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  23. Does anyone know of a language implementation where the resulting code is
  24. machine-generated C code that is maintainable by humans?  If so, is the
  25. compiler free and is the language general-purpose? 
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  27. -ray
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