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#Pascal for Amiga

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#132365From: Mike JefferiesFeb 16, 1994 3:57 AM
Can anyone advise on a version of Pascal for the Amiga; to run on a 1200 and/or 4000? Either PD or commercial. Mike Jefferies <on AP in Aus>
#132397From: GTI GermanyFeb 16, 1994 4:27 PM
Hi there In Germany the programme "Kick Pascal" which is basically Turbo pascal is extremly popular. It is published by Maxon Computer. (Tel + 49 6196 418811 I think). However I am not sure wheher it has benn translated (the manual) into english. Retail price in germany is around US$ 150 Regards Richard Small
#132516From: Peter WadeFeb 17, 1994 4:41 PM
Hisoft do a Pascal compiler called "Highspeed Pascal". I haven't used it but I have heard it is mostly Turbo Pascal compatible but without the object oriented stuff. IMHO Hisoft stuff is usually good, and I expect it will be compatible with WB 3. I saw a PD Pascal compiler once but I can't remember what it was called. I'm pretty sure it is on a Fish disc. Peter Wade Autopiloting from London, England
#132542From: Bill RobertsFeb 17, 1994 6:37 PM
I would like to add my vote to Hisoft Pascal. We bought it for a course my son is taking. He needed a Pascal compiler, and it was the only commercial one easialy available here. I have since used it for several short tasks where I needed a quick utility to do something, or for modeling an idea for development later in a more powerful language. Only thing it needs as a good debugger. Well, a better defined GUI libraray would be nice too.
#132894From: Chris LesterFeb 20, 1994 10:17 AM
While on the subject of PASCAL, did Metacomco go under? (That's the PASCAL I used to use many years ago…)
#132918From: Bill RobertsFeb 20, 1994 2:11 PM
>> Did Metacomco go under? I have heard of them, but that is about all. I know nothing about them. Bill Roberts — Autopilot from Ellettsville, Indiana
#133177From: Karl F. KugelFeb 22, 1994 1:55 AM
Haven't seen anything about them for a while, although I used it for a course too. The AC guide does not list them, amd in fact does not seem to list ANY Pascal. Would M2 or Oberon do?
#133865From: Chris LesterFeb 26, 1994 7:45 AM
I wouldn't know, although I understand M2 is really close to Pascal. I am currently trying to learn 'C', but until I get a HD, DICE isn't very friendly on a two floppy system. (At least I haven't been able ot make it friendly!)