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What are the Borland Pascal Products
Added on Thu, Jan 28, 2010
In essence, Borland Pascal is the 'professional' product, whilst the Turbo Pascals are 'hobbyist' products. Current Versions are (excluding fixes): Borland Pascal 7 (Dos/Win/Prot) Turbo Pascal 7 (Dos) Turbo Pascal for... Read More
How do I make EXE files with Turbo Pascal?
Added on Thu, Jan 28, 2010
In Turbo Pascal, in the compile menu, select COMPILE TO MEMORY. Open the menu again, and it should say COMPILE TO DISK. Then select COMPILE, and it will create the file XXX.EXE, where XXX is the name of your .PAS file. Read More
Is it possible to 'decompile' pascal EXEs or TPUs?
Added on Thu, Jan 28, 2010
No. Too much information is lost in the compiling process. Read More
What is the Pascal compiler used on HPCVL machines?
Added on Thu, Jan 28, 2010
The Pascal compiler installed on the Sun Fire system of HPCVL is the Gnu Pascal Compiler (GPC). This is a public-domain compiler that has a great deal of extensions and compatibility features built into it, and is designed to be very portable. The... Read More
How do I debug my Pascal programs?
Added on Thu, Jan 28, 2010
In any cases where your program is longer than a few hundred lines, you will need to be able to run it through a debugger. Pascal programs compiled with GPC can be debugged via the GNU debugger dbg which we have installed on our Sun Fire system.... Read More
Will Delphi32 do DOS programs as well as Windows?
Added on Thu, Jan 28, 2010
Delphi32 is for Windows 95 and Windows NT. It is not a DOS product. It will create 32-bit console mode apps, but it will not create DOS apps. Read More
Are there any freeware Pascal compilers?
Added on Thu, Jan 28, 2010
Certainly. One of the most recent and active is FPK Pascal, a 32 bit Turbo Pascal compatible compiler system for DOS and OS/2. Comes with full Pascal source, and compiles itself. The author intends to extend it to work under Linux too. Note that... Read More
Why Pascal?
Added on Thu, Jan 28, 2010
Pascal is a computer language that was designed for teaching purposes. It makes extensive use of function and subroutine calls and allows code do be written in a very "readable" manner. Pascal is one of the precursors of the arguably most... Read More
How do I run gpc?
Added on Thu, Jan 28, 2010
This FAQ is not meant as a manual for the GNU Pascal Compiler. The usage of the compiler is very straightforward, though. The command gpc is used both for compiling and linking the programs. For linking, it will invoke the system-supplied ld... Read More
Is there a way to run my Pascal programs in parallel?
Added on Thu, Jan 28, 2010
There is indeed, but it's not going to be easy. One way of "parallelizing" your programs is to include "message passing" in the code. Different portions of the code are thereby executed by different processors, and information is shared by... Read More
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