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The Unicon Project
A modern descendant of the Icon programming language.
Unicon is a very high level object-oriented network- and graphics-savvy programming language with a syntax similar to Pascal or C. Goal-direction, backtracking, patterns and novel data structures make Unicon ideal for rapidly solving complex problems. -
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BASIC interpreter for the 16bit PIC microcontroller 24FJ64GA002. The interpreter runs on the chip only, no compiler/tokenizer is needed. Communication with PC is done by USB-to-serial converter cable.
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The ucsd-psystem-vm project is a portable virtual machine (p-code interpreter) for the UCSD p-System. It supports execution of Apple ][ Pascal programs, it can even display TurtleGraphics using X11.
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Script is a tiny scripting language, build as a C++ library than can be included to any program. It posses a Pascal-like syntax, which is easy to read, and very easy do change in run-time of Script. Script allows you to define everything you can imagine!
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gpint is a General Purpose Interpreter for a Pascal-type language written in the C programming language. It runs interactively and can run scripts. It was designed to be as simple as possible, easy to understand and easily extensible.
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tLISP is a small implementation of the LISP programming language written in Object Pascal. Includes tle a command line tool for working with the LISP environment, and dynamic library for calling LISP functions from other applications. tLISP 2 or dLISP is
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GHLI is GPMI's Highlevel Language Interpreter (doesn't requirey but suggests GPMI). It is an embeddable script interpreter for different script languages.GHLI aims to be small, simple and fast. Currently supports pascal-script and assembly-script.
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A FrameWork to develop Pascal Applications. This includes Integrated Development Environment (Rapid Application Development -RAD-), Virtual Machine, Web Services (Pascal Server Pages -PSP-) and too many tools
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Research Description Language (RDL) is an XML application for describing and publishing scientific research efforts. Research Editor (REd) is a tool for editing RDL documents, and exporting them to LaTeX, PDF, etc.
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"Traceur Pascal" is a java application that interprets Pascal source codes and follow its execution. The purpose is to help pascal beginners to understand how a pascal program is executed and to debug source code.
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Envy - a tool to help pascal programmers. You definetively want to have this since a simple script could change your source file the way you want it.
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A minimal Logo implementation. Mainly for children at the age of 8-14. Easy to use. First releases work only in Hungarian language.
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Lua4Pas
Lua wrapper and binding for Object-Pascal
The goal of this project is to allow Pascal Developers to use Lua without needing to understand C and the binding process. Bringing Lua to native Pascal types for simple usage and management.
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