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Started by Craig Hennessey
Mon, 18 Sep 2000 00:00
cross platform pascal
Author: Craig Hennessey
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2000 00:00
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2000 00:00
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could someone please tell me where i can get a pascal compiler / interpreter for linux, i am programming my a-level computing project in pascal, but would like to use my own corel linux box, as well as the schools windows 98 box. i dont mind altering the code slightly, but i dont want to do any significant changes to the code for programming on both machines. as long as i can get my routines sorted out in pascal, and then adapt them slightly for windows, that is fine. would it be a possibility to use WINE, and then run turbo pascal through that? at school im using turbo pascal for windows 1.5, and turbo pascal 5.5. any help appreciated, thanx craig craig@craighennessey.co.uk http://www.craighennessey.co.uk
Re: cross platform pascal
Author: Martin
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2000 00:00
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2000 00:00
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Craig Hennessey <craig@craighennessey.co.uk> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag:
8q5rk0$cg7$7@gxsn.com...
> could someone please tell me where i can get a pascal compiler /
interpreter
> for linux, i am programming my a-level computing project in pascal, but
> would like to use my own corel linux box, as well as the schools windows
98
> box.
>....
> at school im using turbo pascal for windows 1.5, and turbo pascal 5.5.
>
You should habe a look at Free PAscal ( www.freepascal.org )
You can use Turbo Pascal like Code, and it should also run using linux.
(I'm not sure about that, couse I don't habe linux)
Hope that helps
Martin
Re: cross platform pascal
Author: Chris Garvey
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2000 00:00
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2000 00:00
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In comp.lang.pascal.misc Martin <m.ficker@cityweb.de> wrote: : Craig Hennessey <craig@craighennessey.co.uk> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag: : 8q5rk0$cg7$7@gxsn.com... :> could someone please tell me where i can get a pascal compiler / : interpreter :> for linux, i am programming my a-level computing project in pascal, but :> would like to use my own corel linux box, as well as the schools windows : 98 :> box. :>.... :> at school im using turbo pascal for windows 1.5, and turbo pascal 5.5. :> : You should habe a look at Free PAscal ( www.freepascal.org ) : You can use Turbo Pascal like Code, and it should also run using linux. : (I'm not sure about that, couse I don't habe linux) : Hope that helps there's free pascal for w32 and linux there! Chris -- >:)(:< "The heart is a sexual organ, it inflates, and deflates." R.B.
Re: cross platform pascal
Author: Wolf Behrenhoff
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2000 00:00
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2000 00:00
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Craig Hennessey wrote: > > could someone please tell me where i can get a pascal compiler / interpreter > for linux, i am programming my a-level computing project in pascal, but > would like to use my own corel linux box, as well as the schools windows 98 > box. i dont mind altering the code slightly, but i dont want to do any > significant changes to the code for programming on both machines. as long as > i can get my routines sorted out in pascal, and then adapt them slightly for > windows, that is fine. > would it be a possibility to use WINE, and then run turbo pascal through > that? at school im using turbo pascal for windows 1.5, and turbo pascal 5.5. Try: FreePascal http://www.freepascal.org/ Or try GNU-Pascal: http://agnes.dida.physik.uni-essen.de/~gnu-pascal/ I know that Turbo Pascal 7 runs with DOSEMU under Linux (I think TP 5.5 will also) but I've never tried WINE so I don't know about TPW. Wolf
Re: cross platform pascal
Author: Kenn
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2000 00:00
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2000 00:00
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Try www.vpascal.com Craig Hennessey wrote in message <8q5rk0$cg7$7@gxsn.com>... >could someone please tell me where i can get a pascal compiler / interpreter >for linux, i am programming my a-level computing project in pascal, but >would like to use my own corel linux box, as well as the schools windows 98 >box. i dont mind altering the code slightly, but i dont want to do any >significant changes to the code for programming on both machines. as long as >i can get my routines sorted out in pascal, and then adapt them slightly for >windows, that is fine. >would it be a possibility to use WINE, and then run turbo pascal through >that? at school im using turbo pascal for windows 1.5, and turbo pascal 5.5. > >any help appreciated, thanx > >craig > >craig@craighennessey.co.uk >http://www.craighennessey.co.uk > > >
Re: cross platform pascal
Author: Marco van de Voort
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2000 06:51
Date: Tue, 19 Sep 2000 06:51
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In article <8q5u86$t07$1@towncrier.cc.monash.edu.au>, Chris Garvey wrote: >In comp.lang.pascal.misc Martin <m.ficker@cityweb.de> wrote: > >: Craig Hennessey <craig@craighennessey.co.uk> schrieb in im Newsbeitrag: >: 8q5rk0$cg7$7@gxsn.com... > >:> could someone please tell me where i can get a pascal compiler / >: interpreter >:> for linux, i am programming my a-level computing project in pascal, but >:> would like to use my own corel linux box, as well as the schools windows >: 98 >:> box. >:>.... >:> at school im using turbo pascal for windows 1.5, and turbo pascal 5.5. >:> > >: You should habe a look at Free PAscal ( www.freepascal.org ) >: You can use Turbo Pascal like Code, and it should also run using linux. >: (I'm not sure about that, couse I don't habe linux) > >: Hope that helps > >there's free pascal for w32 and linux there! And OS/2, Dos (with extender), and, starting with next week, an alpha FreeBSD version.
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