Do BASIC --> C converters exist??

[Steve Resnick]

In article <852 at nanometrics.UUCP> stealth at nanometrics.portal.UUCP (Steve Sabram) writes:
>We just inherited a project here that's several thousand
>lines of Microsoft QuickBASIC code.  We want it all 
>converted into C; specifically Microsoft.  I know
>there are a few houses out there that make 
>automatic converters for this.
>
>Can anyone recommend a few vendors??  Has anyone used
>these products??  

I have a product here called Btran from Software Translations. It translates 
QB code to QuickC code. The code is quite unreadable, and this is stated 
clearly in the docs. I think it's primary purpose it to provide QuickBASIC users
with a development path to various platforms (they support UNIX, VMS & a few
others). 


Hope this helps ...
Steve


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