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This Pascal compiler was created by the Computer Science Department of SUNY in Stony Brook back in 1975. The Pascal compiler generates code for the IBM 360 and is written in XPL. This project includes the source code for the Pascal compiler and the XPL compiler. This project also includes an IBM/360 simulator capable of running the output of both the Pascal compiler and the XPL compiler. The simulator is written in C and can run on most machines with a C compiler.

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...The multi-resolution icon stores a 256 x 256 image in PNG format, and five images at 64 x 64, 48 x 48, 32 x 32, 24 x 24 and 16 x 16 in native Windows icon format for maximum compatibility, back to Windows 95. Use a single Master image for the complete set of images, or separately individualise each image resolution for complete control over appearance. Support for 32 bit images with 8 bit alpha mask, and built-in common mask shapes to instantly transform a basic, square image into an alpha-transparent shape with one click. ...

NOTE: Project has been delayed due to other tasks. I will return to this project in 2018. This is a new project which will be available soon. I wanted to bring AmigaE back to life, so I wrote an E to C transpiler which creates C code compatible CC65/CMOC/VBCC/BCC/GCC/TCC/LCC etc. The aim is to bring AmigaE to every possible platform in one hit.

This ASCII converter can convert plain text to hex and back using the standard ASCII character set. Useful for interpreting computer hex codes.