Pascal
Pascal is an influential imperative and procedural programming language, intended to encourage good programming practices using so called structured programming and data structuring.
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Parsing in greater depth than is found in most computer science and linguistics books.
Being a fan of Delphi/Pascal for Windows programming, I have
been curious about the Free Pascal project for quite some time.
Free Pascal is an object-oriented compiled language that has
been in...
The best Pascal guide for both beginngers and pros.
Links to the official ISO Pascal standards, and the on-line versions of the object-oriented Pascal standards and Pascal standards FAQ.
This is a candid interview with John Reagan, the Pascal architect for Compaq Pascal for OpenVMS and Tru64 UNIX. John provides some great insight to the art of compiler making which should be of...
Pascal Central's second interview, this interview is with Ron
Drake, a Quality Engineer at Apple Computer. Ron gives a great
perspective on the Pascal programming language, both in terms
of its...
This is a review Prospero Software's Extended Pascal, a 32-bit
Pascal compiler for Windows 98 and Windows NT. Prospero
supports both the unextended Pascal Standard and the Extended
Pascal...
This article is a review of the Pascal programming language. It
addresses the origin of the language, discusses the
architecture, and talks about the language standards for
unextended Pascal...
This free online course is perfect for beginner developers as well as for those who want a broad overview of the art of programming with Borland Delphi.
Developers will learn how to design, develop...
This article talks with Mark Edington about XML Data Bindings and how support for XML DOM is implemented with Object Pascal language bindings. Includes MP3 audio and text transcript.
A collection of tutorials, organised by difficulty level. Most
Take the user through writing a demo program to illustrate some
area of interest. Sourcecode available for download for some. A...
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