Intel PASCAL-80
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Key Features
It is designed to run on a 64K byte Intellec or Series II microcomputer development system plus CRT and floppy diskettes.
The PASCAL-80 System is composed of a Run-Time System (RTS) and a compiler which itself executes on the Run-Time System.
The PASCAL-80 compiler converts Pascal source code into an intermediate P-Code (pseudo-code), which is then interpreted by the Run-Time System.
The ISIS-II text editor is used to create the Pascal source file(s). The PASCAL-80 compiler is then used to compile the source programs so that they may be executed on the RTS.
A listing of the PASCAL-80 source program is provided by the compiler during compilation.
Any error messages are included in this listing.
PASCAL-80 programs may be loaded and executed under control of the PASCAL-80 Command Line Interpreter, as described in Chapter 4, or they may be converted to standard ISIS-II object modules and executed directly in the ISIS-II environment.
The procedure for generating these Load and Go versions is described in Chapter 6.
Also described in Chapter 6 are the PASCAL-80 extensions which allow a Pascal program to link with non-Pascal object modules coded in PLiM-SO, FORTRAN-SO, or ASM-SO.
Chapter 7 describes the procedures necessary to generate an RMX/SO applications system which includes a Pascal task.
Pages: 112 Intel PASCAL-80 User's Guide
Brand: Intel Category: Software Size: 1 MB
Languages: English
Open manualFrequently Answers and Questions
What is PASCAL-80?
PASCAL-80 is a Pascal language system designed for the Intel SOSO/SOS5 microcomputers under control of the ISIS-II Operating System. It is designed to run on a 64K byte Intellec or Series II microcomputer development system plus CRT and floppy diskettes.
What is the structure of the PASCAL-80 System?
The PASCAL-SO System is composed of a Run-Time System (RTS) and a compiler which itself executes on the Run-Time System. The PASCAL-SO compiler converts Pascal source code into an intermediate P-Code (pseudo-code), which is then interpreted by the Run-Time System.
What is the process of developing and executing PASCAL-80 application programs?
The cycle for development and execution of PASCAL-80 application programs that must be performed by the programmer is as shown in figure 1-1.
What are the file manipulation procedures in PASCAL-80?
The predeclared procedures and functions include generally useful utility routines, data structure access routines, and routines designed to allow PASCAL-80 programs access to the powerful system features of ISIS-II.
What are the differences between PASCAL-80 and Standard Pascal?
The PASCAL-80 language is a superset of the programming language Pascal, as defined in PASCAL User Manual and Report, Second Edition, by Kathleen Jensen and Niklaus Wirth (Springer-Verlag, 1974, Corrected Printing, 1978). This book defines "Standard Pascal" and will be referred to in the remainder of this manual as PASCAL User Manual. Since PASCAL User Manual is a concise reference for the features of Standard Pascal, the programming language PASCAL-80 will be described only by its differences from, and extensions to, Standard Pascal, the assumption being that the reader is familiar with the contents of PASCAL User Manual, and moderately conversant with Standard Pascal.
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