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Nico.De Smedt

Delphi Developer
Mon, 22 Nov 1999 03:00:00 GMT

32-bits Pascal compiler

Hi everybody,

Does anyone know a good 32-bits Pascal compiler (e.g. 32-bits protected
mode, flat memory model, like the TMT compiler) for DOS applications ?
(Not GNU Pascal or TMT Lite, just another). If possible, with an
integrated dos-extender.

TIA, Nico.

 
Nicole Janse

Delphi Developer
Mon, 22 Nov 1999 03:00:00 GMT

Re:32-bits Pascal compiler


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Nico.De Smedt wrote:

> Hi everybody,

> Does anyone know a good 32-bits Pascal compiler (e.g. 32-bits protected
> mode, flat memory model, like the TMT compiler) for DOS applications ?
> (Not GNU Pascal or TMT Lite, just another). If possible, with an
> integrated dos-extender.

> TIA, Nico.

Hi Nico ( thanx again for replying about my previous new thingy ),
why do you want to have another one? i mean : don't you think TMT is
good enough ? and are you sure there exist other compilers for
32 bits ??? please keep me informed about the stuff you receive about
this question(s) , 'cause i want the same information :)
greets from Gert-Jan Bark ( b...@cs.utwente.nl )
Klaus Hartne

Delphi Developer
Thu, 25 Nov 1999 03:00:00 GMT

Re:32-bits Pascal compiler


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Nico.De Smedt (desm...@uia.ua.ac.be) wrote:

: Does anyone know a good 32-bits Pascal compiler (e.g. 32-bits protected
: mode, flat memory model, like the TMT compiler) for DOS applications ?

Try FPK-Pascal

http://home.pages.de/~FPK-Pascal/

--
Klaus Hartnegg, Institut fuer Biophysik, Hansa-Strasse 9a, D-79104 Freiburg
hartn...@uni-freiburg.de   http://www.brain.uni-freiburg.de/~klaus/

Peter Gerwins

Delphi Developer
Thu, 25 Nov 1999 03:00:00 GMT

Re:32-bits Pascal compiler


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Nico.De Smedt (desm...@uia.ua.ac.be) wrote:
> Does anyone know a good 32-bits Pascal compiler (e.g. 32-bits protected
> mode, flat memory model, like the TMT compiler) for DOS applications ?
> (Not GNU Pascal or TMT Lite, just another). If possible, with an
> integrated dos-extender.

There is also FPK Pascal, see http://home.pages.de/FPK-Pascal/.

Since you explicitly exclude GNU Pascal from your request, you seem to
have some negative experience with our compiler.  Could you please tell
us at the GNU Pascal mailing list (gpc `at' hut `dot' fi) what you didn't
like, so we can improve GNU Pascal?

Thanks in advance,

    Peter

 Dipl.-Phys. Peter Gerwinski, Essen, Germany, free physicist and programmer
peter.gerwin...@uni-essen.de - http://home.pages.de/~peter.gerwinski/ [970201]
 maintainer GNU Pascal [970510] - http://home.pages.de/~gnu-pascal/ [970125]

Karli Lope

Delphi Developer
Fri, 31 Dec 1999 03:00:00 GMT

Re:32-bits Pascal compiler


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Nicole Jansen wrote:

> Nico.De Smedt wrote:

> > Hi everybody,

> > Does anyone know a good 32-bits Pascal compiler (e.g. 32-bits protected
> > mode, flat memory model, like the TMT compiler) for DOS applications ?
> > (Not GNU Pascal or TMT Lite, just another). If possible, with an
> > integrated dos-extender.

> > TIA, Nico.

> Hi Nico ( thanx again for replying about my previous new thingy ),
> why do you want to have another one? i mean : don't you think TMT is
> good enough ? and are you sure there exist other compilers for
> 32 bits ??? please keep me informed about the stuff you receive about
> this question(s) , 'cause i want the same information :)
> greets from Gert-Jan Bark ( b...@cs.utwente.nl )

I was just browsing the group and I came up over this message.  It
sparked interest in me because I haven't seen much 32-bit apps for DOS.
I would love programming in a 32-bit architecture and I was wondering if
you could tell me where I could get any good 32-bit Pascal compiler (if
it has its own editor big +).
  (Does Borland Pascal compile in 32 or 16-bits?)
  If you know of any 32-bit assemblers for 486+ architectures, I would
also appreciate it.

Thank you,

Karli Lopez

Vinson AB

Delphi Developer
Sun, 02 Jan 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Re:32-bits Pascal compiler


Karli Lopez <s...@geocities.com> wrote in article
<33CA0FF0.5...@geocities.com>...

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> I was just browsing the group and I came up over this message.  It
> sparked interest in me because I haven't seen much 32-bit apps for DOS.
> I would love programming in a 32-bit architecture and I was wondering if
> you could tell me where I could get any good 32-bit Pascal compiler (if
> it has its own editor big +).
>   (Does Borland Pascal compile in 32 or 16-bits?)
>   If you know of any 32-bit assemblers for 486+ architectures, I would
> also appreciate it.

Favourite Pascal Compiler > TMT Pascal (32-bits protected mode TP7)
Favourite Assembler > NASM (versatile and very simple syntax, any
combination of code & data)

From Vinson ABS.

Gruber Roma

Delphi Developer
Sun, 02 Jan 2000 03:00:00 GMT

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> I was just browsing the group and I came up over this message.  It
> sparked interest in me because I haven't seen much 32-bit apps for DOS.
> I would love programming in a 32-bit architecture and I was wondering if
> you could tell me where I could get any good 32-bit Pascal compiler (if
> it has its own editor big +).
>   (Does Borland Pascal compile in 32 or 16-bits?)
>   If you know of any 32-bit assemblers for 486+ architectures, I would
> also appreciate it.

> Thank you,

> Karli Lopez

Just browsing too, but I think I can awnser your question:

Borland Pascal DOS-Mode Applications are true 16 Bit,

DPMI-Apps are for the 286-Protected Mode meaning they can use more than
1 MB RAM, but only with 16-bit architecture! (somewhere between 16 and
32 Bit). BP has its own extender (RTM.EXE) which should work on almost
any machine (286+), and will use any existing PM-Managers, like Windows,
EMM386, etc... But this is only a "should"! I encountered problems when
using BP itself (and any other DPMI-App) on my Machine (since updating
My RAM to 64MB for Image-Processing in Win95).

Hope this awnsers your questions.

        Roman Gruber (Grub...@kapsch.net)

Klaus Hartne

Delphi Developer
Tue, 04 Jan 2000 03:00:00 GMT

Re:32-bits Pascal compiler


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Karli Lopez (s...@geocities.com) wrote:

: > >
: > > Does anyone know a good 32-bits Pascal compiler (e.g. 32-bits protected
: > > mode, flat memory model, like the TMT compiler) for DOS applications ?
: > > (Not GNU Pascal or TMT Lite, just another). If possible, with an
: > > integrated dos-extender.

: I would love programming in a 32-bit architecture and I was wondering if
: you could tell me where I could get any good 32-bit Pascal compiler (if
: it has its own editor big +).
:   (Does Borland Pascal compile in 32 or 16-bits?)

See my home page for a list of 32 bit Pascal Compilers for Dos
including FPK-Pascal.

--
Klaus Hartnegg, Institut fuer Biophysik, Hansa-Strasse 9a, D-79104 Freiburg
hartn...@uni-freiburg.de   http://www.brain.uni-freiburg.de/~klaus/

cmark

Delphi Developer
Tue, 04 Jan 2000 03:00:00 GMT

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Vinson ABS wrote:

> Karli Lopez <s...@geocities.com> wrote in article
> <33CA0FF0.5...@geocities.com>...

> > I was just browsing the group and I came up over this message.  It
> > sparked interest in me because I haven't seen much 32-bit apps for DOS.
> > I would love programming in a 32-bit architecture and I was wondering if
> > you could tell me where I could get any good 32-bit Pascal compiler (if
> > it has its own editor big +).
> >   (Does Borland Pascal compile in 32 or 16-bits?)
> >   If you know of any 32-bit assemblers for 486+ architectures, I would
> > also appreciate it.

Personally, I use Borland Delphi 2.0 for Windows with the WUSTUB DOS
Extender (essentially you are coding like previous TP's except compiling
32-bit DOS programs).  The best part about the DOS extender is that it
is absolutely free.  

Chris

James Wilso

Delphi Developer
Tue, 04 Jan 2000 03:00:00 GMT

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Karli Lopez wrote:

> Nicole Jansen wrote:

> > Nico.De Smedt wrote:

> > > Hi everybody,

> > > Does anyone know a good 32-bits Pascal compiler (e.g. 32-bits protected
> > > mode, flat memory model, like the TMT compiler) for DOS applications ?
.....
> I was just browsing the group and I came up over this message.  It
> sparked interest in me because I haven't seen much 32-bit apps for DOS.
> I would love programming in a 32-bit architecture and I was wondering if
> you could tell me where I could get any good 32-bit Pascal compiler (if
> it has its own editor big +).
>   (Does Borland Pascal compile in 32 or 16-bits?)
>   If you know of any 32-bit assemblers for 486+ architectures, I would
> also appreciate it.

> Thank you,

> Karli Lopez

Hi, Cabot Software supply a 32 bit Pascal compiler that produces
'P-Code'. Write your Pascal code and compile. Then take the code file
and run on DOS (with 4GW extender), Windows 3.1/95/NT, SCO UNIX, Linux,
AIX or Macintosh.

We also support 16 bit platforms and have compilers for Modula/2 and C
as well.

Please see our web site at www.cabot.co.uk or call +44 117 9586644 for
more details.

Thanks,

James Wilson
jamie.wil...@cabot.co.uk

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