Need info on PASCAL compilers for SysV

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2 total messages Started by John Ruschmeyer Fri, 10 Jan 1986 04:15

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Author: John Ruschmeyer
Date: Fri, 10 Jan 1986 04:15

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We are currently in the process of installing a Perkin-Elmer 3250xp running
XELOS (SVr2) and need information on PASCAL compilers and/or interpreters
available which will run on this hardware/software combination.

We have information already on HCR PASCAL, but would be interested in
hearing about other packages. Since we would be using it primarily for an
intro programming course, efficiency and optimization are not necessarily
of highest importance.

[On a side note- what is the latest version of Berkeley's pi/px package?
Would it be easily portable to System V? (The ancient copy from our v7
system causes too many complaints about pointer/int conversions and
old-fashioned initializers.)]

Any and all replies by mail will be appreciated. Thanks in advance.

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Re: Need info on PASCAL compilers for Sy

#230

Author: rita
Date: Thu, 16 Jan 1986 14:52

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There is a Lattice Logic Pascal compiler that is targeted to PE
machines.  I don't know what the current status of it is or what
PE's working arrangement with Lattic Logic is (or even if there
is one), but you can contact either Chris Henrich or Joe Orost
at PE for more information.  And say "hi" for me!

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