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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Re: Mouse in graph

: it's for a TP or a FP? : If memory serves me right, I covered both...
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Re: Mouse in graph

mynormalmail@inbox.lv here is my mail can u explain me more detailed? Because I actually didn't got it :|
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Re: Mouse in graph

: : I have a question - Is it possible to use mouse in graph mode? If it : is, so how to? because I found out how to only in concole mode :| : : Yes, is possible. I've posted some detailed...
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Re: use of windows clipboard

: the above code check's out, it's been functional all day long, no : glitches with windows API : : but i have a problem now: how do i copy string into clipboard? : : Here's an example how...
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Re: dynamic memory allocation

: if someone could help me make it more simple so i can use only what : i need would be nice...otherwise i will try on my own, its a matter : of time anyway.. : Unfortunately you'll have to...
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Re: dynamic memory allocation

: : i have a file of something with " x " entries...now i wanna make a : procedure which will create and use an array which size should be : the same amount as the entries in my file... in other...
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Re: How to lock a keyboard , but not mouse !

: I want to know if there is any kind of hack that locks the keyboard : but i want to use it from a program made in pascal. : There are two ways to disable the keyboard. The preferable one is...
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How to lock a keyboard , but not mouse !

I want to know if there is any kind of hack that locks the keyboard but i want to use it from a program made in pascal.
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Re: Turbo 4.0 - Stack Overflow

A short follow up, prompted by further research into FP. While I am attracted to the memory boost offered by FP, its size (35MB) is dramatically more than the preceding TP compilers 5.5-7.0 (all...
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How to access more memory

I want to write a simple PASCAL program but use much memory (10MB). I know the FreePascal can access large memory. When I define an array of char, the maximum is around 51200. Or, I need to use...
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on line sale BlackBerry Curve 8900.....$320

ZYEX COM LIMITED was formed to specialise in the handheld market – a constantly evolving market which continues to grow with new technology. ZYEX COM LIMITED, based in GLOUCESTERSHIRE, but servicing...
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Re: Turbo Pascal Printing on USB

I don't tink so. Iou would probably have a better chance finding a program that emulates the USB printer port on the LPT1 port.
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Re: Can Some help to Write Pascal Program

I don't know how, here is some information about these ports, maybe helps. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parallel_port , http://www.howstuffworks.com/usb.htm My teacher says that printer port is...
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Re: Can Some help to Write Pascal Program

Printer port memW; where LPT is 0 or 1 depends on wich printer port do you want to use, but you can find the port number on memory $0000:$0408 or $0040:$0008
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Re: Can Some help to Write Pascal Program

Very Very nice program. Only a question ... What port did u used to control the car ? The USB ?
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Pascal language users

Hi, I am a big fan of Pascal programming language and I wonder how many similar souls are there? I see everybody is using C or some other fancy new language. This especially applies to embedded...
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Re: In search for a function !

I assume you work on a PC platform. What if you write to some matrix you define (with screen size) and then you transfer this matrix to screen memory? This way you will have a copy of what is on...
 

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