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142. Historic Documents In Computer Science And Engineering The programming Language pascal (Revised Report) appeared in November 1972 and layed the foundation for the whole pascal language movement. http://www.fh-jena.de/~kleine/history/

Historic Documents in Computer Science collected by Karl Kleine Languages Fortran Fortran Automated Coding System For the IBM 704 the very first Fortran manual, by John Backus, et al., Oct. 1956 Al Kossow has in his manual collection also an IBM 704 manual , if you want to have a look at the machine that this original Fortran language was made for. Also the next IBM manuals are from the collection at his web site, where you can find a number of Fortran manuals, for many machines of various manufacturers. The FORTRAN II General Information Manual and IBM 7090/7094 Programming Systems: FORTRAN II Programming are two IBM manuals of 1963 describing the FORTRAN II language. IBM 7090/7094 Programming Systems: FORTRAN IV Language , 1963, and IBM System 360 and System 370 FORTRAN IV Language FORTRAN IV was next to the ANSI standard of 1966 for long time the reference language for Fortran as used by legions of scientists and engineers. ANSI Fortran66 and standards, obsoleted by the Fortran90 and Fortran95 standards, but still handy for reading legacy code. I think, this is the original

143. Pascal User's Guide: 2 - Pascal Programs pascal Programs. 2. A Simple pascal Program. The following is a simple pascal program that converts temperatures from degrees Fahrenheit to degrees Celsius. http://www.ictp.trieste.it/~manuals/programming/sun/pascal/user_guide/using_pasc

Pascal Programs This chapter cites two examples that illustrate how to compile and execute a program. It also explains how to use the traceback facility to find out why a program fails. The sections are: A Simple Pascal Program An Interactive Pascal Program Where Did My Program Fail? Building a program with SPARCompiler Pascal requires three steps: Writing a program in Pascal using an editor, and saving it in a file with a .p or .pas suffix Compiling the .p or .pas file using the pc command Executing the program by typing the name of the executable file at the system prompt A Simple Pascal Program The following is a simple Pascal program that converts temperatures from degrees Fahrenheit to degrees Celsius. Use an editor to type the code on your system and save it in a file called temp.p program temperature(output) ; const MIN = 32 ; MAX = 50 ; CONVERT = 5 / 9 ; var fahren: integer ; celsius: real ; begin for fahren := MIN to MAX do begin celsius := CONVERT * (fahren - 32) ; writeln(fahren: 5, celsius: 18: 2) ; end ;

144. Pascal Language Reference: Contents Assignments and Operators Headings and Declarations Procedures and Functions BuiltIn Routines Input and Output Program Compilation B. pascal and DOMAIN pascal. http://www.ictp.trieste.it/~manuals/programming/sun/pascal/lang_ref/

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147. Computers - Http://maxpages.com/brainstrorming/Pascal_Programming pascal A highlevel programming language developed by Swiss professor Niklaus Wirth in the early 1970s and named after the French mathematician, Blaise pascal. http://maxpages.com/brainstrorming/Pascal_Programming

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148. The GNU Pascal Manual - Programming Node programming, Next Borland pascal, Previous Invoking GPC, Up Top. This chapter tells you how the source of a valid GNU pascal program should look like. http://www.gnu-pascal.de/gpc/Programming.html

Node: Programming , Next: Borland Pascal , Previous: Invoking GPC , Up: Top The Programmer's Guide to GPC This chapter is still under development. This chapter tells you how the source of a valid GNU Pascal program should look like. You can use it as tutorial about the GNU Pascal language, but since the main goal is to document all special GPC features, implementation-dependent stuff, etc., expect a steep learning curve. This chapter does not Invoking GPC Source Structures : Programs, Units and Modules. Data Types : Standard and non-standard data types. Operators : Built-in and user-definable operators. Parameters : Procedure And Function Parameters Pointer Arithmetics : How pointer arithmetics works in Pascal. String Slice Access : Accessing parts of strings (and other arrays) Type Casts : Explicit and emulated type casting in GPC. OOP : How object-oriented programming is implemented. Compiler Directives : Compiler Directives And The Preprocessor Library Routines : Routines Built-in or in the Run Time System Other Languages : How to share libraries with other languages.

149. Introduction To C And C++ Programming Pub. Co., 1989. Smedema, CH, The programming Languages pascal, Modula, Hill, And Ada, Prentice/Hall International, 1983. Tucker http://www.deakin.edu.au/~agoodman/ctutorial/

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151. Turbo Pascal Programmers Page A collection of links to tutorials, web sites, books, source code, newsgroups. http://www.devq.net/pascal/

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DFS's Pascal Page General Information About Pascal You can get information about Pascal (the language and the man) by following these links. A Paper About Blaise Pascal Pascal Programming Turbo Pascal Programmers Page : Select Tutorials Free Turbo Pascal Download Turbo Pascal v5.5 is available for download at the Borland Community . Before you can download any software, you need to be a member of the community, which is free to join. Look for Antique Software: Turbo Pascal v5.5 in the Museum section. Elementary Programming Flowcharting Elements Flowcharting an Algorithm Simple Beginning Programs From Problem to Program An Interactive Program: Keyboard Input I Conditionals Single- and Double-Option if Statements Multiple-Option ... Statements Commenting on Input: Keyboard Input II Loops The Basics: The repeat-until while-do Loops The Basics: The for-to-do Loop The Basics: More about the for Loop Counted Repetition with the ... Loop Bulletproofing User-Friendly Input: Getting Good Data with the repeat-until Loop I Waiting for Valid Input: Getting Good Data with the repeat-until Loop II Using a Procedure: Procedures III Getting Single Keystrokes Program Development: Bottom-Up New 13 Nov 01 Program Development: Top-Down New 25 Nov 01 Basics: Procedures I Procedures II Reusability of Procedures: Procedures III Functions New 5 May 00 One-Dimensional Arrays as Parameters New 6 May 00 Variables and Parameters Global Variables: Procedures I Local Variables: Procedures III Enumerated Type Records Procedures II ... One-Dimensional Arrays as Parameters New 6 May 00 Two-Dimensional Arrays as Parameters New 16 May 00

153. Free Pascal Programmers’ Manual Free pascal Programmers’ manual. Programmers’ manual for http://www.freepascal.org/docs-html/prog/prog.html

Free Pascal Document version 1.10 May 2004 Micha Contents List of Tables About this document Compiler directives ... Using a pascal preprocessor A Anatomy of a unit file A.1 Basics A.2 reading ppufiles A.3 The Header A.4 The sections A.5 Creating ppufiles B Compiler and RTL source tree structure B.1 The compiler source tree B.2 The RTL source tree C Compiler limits D Compiler modes D.1 FPC mode D.2 TP mode D.3 Delphi mode D.4 GPC mode D.5 OBJFPC mode D.6 MAC mode E Using fpcmake E.1 Introduction E.2 Functionality E.3 Usage E.4 Format of the configuration file clean compiler Default ... Target E.5 Programs needed to use the generated makefile E.6 Variables that affect the generated makefile Directory variables Compiler command-line variables E.7 Variables set by fpcmake Directory variables Target variables ... Target files E.8 Rules and targets created by fpcmake Pattern rules Build rules ... Informative rules F Compiling the compiler F.1 Introduction F.2 Before starting F.3 Compiling using make F.4 Compiling by hand Compiling the RTL Compiling the compiler G Compiler defines during compilation H Stack configuration H.1

154. QUT | CITI | Programming Languages And Systems (PLAS) programming Languages and Systems (PLAS). The programming Languages and Systems Research group (PLAS) spans programming language http://www.plasrc.qut.edu.au/ComponentPascal/

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155. ARMiller's Pascal Programs __________ Source programs from Borland pascal Programs for Scientists and Engineers, Copyright © 1993, (SYBEX) ISBN 07821-1150-5. To bottom. pascal Programs for. http://www.nmt.edu/~armiller/pascal.htm

Pascal Programs for Scientists and Engineers by Alan R. Miller T he following listings are from my book: Borland Pascal Programs for Scientists and Engineers T hese Pascal programs can be viewed or downloaded. To view a file, click the left mouse button on the file name. Then, parts of the file can be copied by dragging the left mouse button through the text (and pressing ^C if in MS Windows). Paste the information in another application with the middle mouse button (X Window) or by pressing ^V (MS Windows). D ownload a copy of a file by clicking with the right mouse button and picking "Save Target/Link As" from the menu. In the dialog box, select the directory where you want it to be saved. T hese programs are designed to run with the Windows version of Borland Pascal. Therefore, for the DOS version, two changes must be made: Change the third line to: USES Crt Remove the next to last line: DoneWinCrt F ile names for the original Pascal source programs are given in one of three ways: Main programs have the corresponding figure number. For example: LIST11 is from Listing 1.1

156. Bob Ferguson's Freeware - Programmer's Tools db3scn14.txt (3006 byte). dBase III Screen Program or Format Generator. Incl. Borland pascal source....... Release 1.4 (Feb 16, 2000). http://www.xs4all.nl/~ferguson/progtool.html

go to: freeware index download instructions home page e-mail: Programmer's Tools bintpr.zip (1629 byte). (May 21,1991). Snapshot . Description: bintpr.txt (685 byte). Simple Pascal binary tree print routine for test purposes. dasm153m.zip (68 kb). Release 1.53M (Feb 16, 2000). Snapshot . Description: dasm153m.txt (2759 byte). MS-DOS disassembler for 8086 .COM files. Also cross-disassembler for 8080 TDL and Z80. Incl. Assembler source. db3scn14.zip (24 kb). Release 1.4 (Feb 16, 2000). Description: db3scn14.txt (3006 byte). dBase III Screen Program or Format Generator. Incl. Borland Pascal source. dosinf12.zip (12 kb). Release 1.2 (Mar 25,1999). Snapshots: biosinfo dosinfo (How to) obtain DOS and BIOS information: disk type and size, country dependent info, equipment status, etc. Includes Borland Pascal sources. jrfc03.zip (356kb). Release 03 (Feb 16, 2000). Description: jrfc03.txt (4 kb). Borland Turbo C/C++ function library. Includes sources. jrfpas06.zip (619 kb). Release 06 (Feb 19,2000). Description: jrfpas06.txt (7 kb). Borland Pascal/Delphi routine library. Includes sources.

157. Pascal--Programming - Addison-Wesley And Benjamin Cummings Catalog programming, 4/E Walter J. Savitch, University of California at San Diego © 1995 / 08053-7458-2 / Addison-Wesley. Pascalprogramming. http://www.aw-bc.com/catalog/academic/course/0,4095,69959,00.html

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