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Is there a 32bit standard pascal compiler for win32?
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GTBeck
2003-11-21 13:31:20 UTC
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Hi All!
I just want to write standard pascal programs in win32. Is there a
free 32bit pascal compiler but small. Delphi is great, but it's too
big and expensive. Thanks!
Svend Broholm
2003-11-22 18:51:37 UTC
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Post by GTBeck
Hi All!
I just want to write standard pascal programs in win32. Is there a
free 32bit pascal compiler but small. Delphi is great, but it's too
big and expensive. Thanks!
Delphi Personal edition is not expensive - it is free! You can either
download it from Borland site or you may find it on the CD of computer
magazines.

Converting from 16-bit Turbo windowed app to 32-bit Delphi is done
using PASW32:
http://web.tiscali.it/PasqualeMorvillo/pasw32/
Use the Delphi commandline compiler (size approx 2 Mb incl. support
files) and when you compile to a console application you get the
required result.

Keep us posted

Svend Broholm
Chris Mantoulidis
2003-12-10 18:51:46 UTC
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Forgive me if I'm wrong, but isn't FPC a 32bit Pascal compiler?

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