> Also, how about writing a sed filter for C->English and for the generated
> English->C? Surely if source code is run through this filter is is then
> exportable, as it is now a description rather than a program.
>
> eg: s/^ *# *define ([^ ]*) (.*)$/define "\1" to be \2/
> s/&&/is logically anded with/g
> ...
> (being verbose enough to make it easy to guarantee no problems re-encoding)
Have a look at
<http://www.genocide2600.com/~tattooman/cryptography/c2txt2c/>.
This is a "C code -> ASCII Text -> C code" converter.
greetings,
clifford
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