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*[[Stony Brook Pascal+]] - Discontinued | *[[Stony Brook Pascal+]] - Discontinued | ||
*[[TMT Pascal]] - Still sold and supported but no development. | *[[TMT Pascal]] - Still sold and supported but no development. | ||
*[[ | *[[TopSpeed Pascal]] - 16 bit only - Discontinued | ||
*[[Virtual Pascal]] - Freeware - Discontinued | *[[Virtual Pascal]] - Freeware - Discontinued | ||
*[[WDSibyl]] - Open Source | *[[WDSibyl]] - Open Source |
Revision as of 17:07, 21 December 2014
Structured procedural language introduced by Niklaus Wirth in 1970, based partially on his earlier Algol-W language that had been proposed in 1966 to the Algol commitee but rejected in favour of the much more complex Algol 68.
A list of OS/2 implementations of Pascal
- Cabot UCSD Pascal - Discontinued
- Extended Pascal - Discontinued
- Free Pascal - Open source
- GNU Pascal - Open source.
- NDP Pascal - Discontinued
- Open Sibyl - Open Source
- Pecan UCSD Pascal - 16 bit only - Discontinued
- SpeedSoft Speed-Pascal/2 - Discontinued
- Stony Brook Pascal+ - Discontinued
- TMT Pascal - Still sold and supported but no development.
- TopSpeed Pascal - 16 bit only - Discontinued
- Virtual Pascal - Freeware - Discontinued
- WDSibyl - Open Source
A list of DOS implementations of Pascal
- Extended Pascal - Discontinued
- Free Pascal - Open source
- GNU Pascal - Open source.
- Pascal/MT+ - Discontinued
- Pecan UCSD Pascal - 16 bit only - Discontinued
- Stony Brook Pascal+ - Discontinued
- TMT Pascal - Current
- TopSpeed Pascal - Discontinued
- Turbo Pascal
- Virtual Pascal - As target only - Freeware - Discontinued
A list of Pascal implementations that support Win-OS/2
- Extended Pascal - Discontinued
- TMT Pascal - Early win versions ran as Win32s tasks.
- TopSpeed Pascal - Commercial - Discontinued - Cross compilation from DOS or OS/2 only
A list of Pascal implementations that run under Java
- MHC Pascal For Java - Discontinued
Publications
- Turbo Pascal V3 Reference Manual from a Bitsavers mirror.