On: A Common Lisp Interpreter Built in Cobol

[simonblack]

If you like I'll post the code. <grin>

Only 35 years ago.

A few lines from the beginning ....

000010* This program is written in NEVADA COBOL .

000020

000030 IDENTIFICATION DIVISION. 000040

000050 PROGRAM-ID. JACKS-DISASSEMBLER.

000080* Version Number 1.0

000100

000110* AUTHOR. simonblack.

000120

000130* INSTALLATION. Giacomo Software, P.O. Box 584, Hamilton, 3300

000140

000150 DATE-WRITTEN. 29 MARCH 1984.

000160

000170*

000180* THIS PROGRAM PREPARES *

000190* AND DISASSEMBLES INTERMEDIATE PSEUDO-CODE FILES *

000200* INTO 8080 ASSEMBLY LANGUAGE. *

000210* *

000220*

000230

000240 ENVIRONMENT DIVISION.

000250

000260 CONFIGURATION SECTION.

000270 SOURCE-COMPUTER.

000280 CPZ-48000-SBC.

> wc /a/comp/development-jvs/cobol-150623/crak80.cbl

  293  1121 10002 /a/comp/development-jvs/cobol-150623/crak80.cbl

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[chris_wot → simonblack]

Seriously, put this on github.

[simonblack → chris_wot]

<grin>

Nobody bothers about the 8080 these days. If it had been a disassembler for the Z80, it might be a different matter. But there's dozens of those around, and written in C to boot.