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==Description==
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A [[Turbo Pascal]] compatible 32 bit development environment for OS/2 2.x from German company SpeedSoft.  
A [[Turbo Pascal]] compatible 32 bit development environment for OS/2 2.x and higher from German company SpeedSoft that in addition to the [[Borland]] Object Pascal language supported most of the language extensions that early releases of Delphi had even though the IDE remained TP/BP like.  


It later developed into the [[Delphi]] compatible [[Speedsoft Sibyl]] that in addition to OS/2 supported 32 bit Windows environments, and is still being supported as [[WDSibyl]] as the company open sourced the front end of the system, and forms the basis of the Lazarus system.
It later developed into the fully [[Delphi]] compatible [[Speedsoft Sibyl]] that in addition to OS/2 supported 32 bit Windows environments, and is still being supported as [[WDSibyl]] as the company open sourced the front end of the system, and forms the basis of the Lazarus system.


==Versions==
==Versions==
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* [http://www2.informatik.uni-halle.de/lehre/pascal/sprache/systeme/speedpas.html Speed-Pascal/2]
* [http://www2.informatik.uni-halle.de/lehre/pascal/sprache/systeme/speedpas.html Speed-Pascal/2]


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Revision as of 09:19, 17 February 2016

A Turbo Pascal compatible 32 bit development environment for OS/2 2.x and higher from German company SpeedSoft that in addition to the Borland Object Pascal language supported most of the language extensions that early releases of Delphi had even though the IDE remained TP/BP like.

It later developed into the fully Delphi compatible Speedsoft Sibyl that in addition to OS/2 supported 32 bit Windows environments, and is still being supported as WDSibyl as the company open sourced the front end of the system, and forms the basis of the Lazarus system.

Versions

  • 06/1994: Speed-386 PASCAL for OS/2 2.1 (demo prerelease)
  • 11/1994: Version 1.0
  • 04/1996: Version 1.5

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