From: y940237@meeli.va.ttu.ee (Margus Freudenthal)

Subject: Re: Languages where an empty program is legal?

Date: 5 Oct 1994 12:52:35 GMT

	Well, when I installed GNU's p2c (Pascal to C compiler) 
to our machine, I made an awk (that is an UNIX utility) to process
C programs made by p2c before compiling.
	Once I accidentally typed 'p2c programinawk'.  Program compiled
with no error messages.  Then I typed 'cc programinawk.c' and run it.
No obvivious output was produced and I look at the C program made by p2c.
It looked somewhat like that:

/*  THis program is produced by p2c, Pascal to C compiler.  */

/*
   Here was my awk program
*/

main( int argc, char *argv[] )
{
}

/* End of program produced by p2c.  */

	Moral: GNU knows what GNU is doing.  :)

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