My problem was simply forgetting some of the syntax to use in a
Pascal program! After I saw that, it was easy to run.
Ed
On Dec 1, 2007, at 5:13 AM, Ingemar Ragnemalm wrote:
Edward Kearns wrote:
Because of all the help I got, especially from Jonas Maebe, I
successfully opened and ran suc
>>
I did try LWP, and when I opened New Skel, and Compiled, and Ran,
all I got were error message.
Then I must guess that you either have problems with the paths
(strange characters that mess up the command lines) or something is
not installed properly. What does the "about" box look
Ingemar Ragnemalm wrote on za, 01 dec 2007:
That's great! What was the problem? File extensions? I'd like to know
so I can make the
error messages better.
When I tried it at first, I neglected to add a "Program HelloWorld;"
header and also got the "No main program found. Can not build." erro
Edward Kearns wrote:
Because of all the help I got, especially from Jonas Maebe, I
successfully opened and ran successfully in LIghtweight IDE the
Pascal program I had developed over several years in Think Pascal.
NOW I can modify it, as I had desired.
That's great! What was the proble
Jonas Maebe wrote:
If you want something more akin to Think Pascal, you may want to try
LWP, which is available here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/lightweight-ide
Thanks, Jonas! I think that is what Edward needs. BTW, the latest
version is at
http://www.ragnemalm.se/lightweight
It i
Because of all the help I got, especially from Jonas Maebe, I
successfully opened and ran successfully in LIghtweight IDE the
Pascal program I had developed over several years in Think Pascal.
NOW I can modify it, as I had desired.
Ed
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fpc-pasc
>>
Note that the above is not a valid Pascal program. This is the
correct version:
Program HelloWorld;
begin
writeln('hello');
end.>>
Thank you, thank you! I had a case of the dumbs, mixing languages. I
was about ready to give up and redo my Think Pascal program in Basic,
since I tho
On 30 Nov 2007, at 23:20, Edward Kearns wrote:
Program HelloWorld;
begin
print "hello"
end.
Note that the above is not a valid Pascal program. This is the
correct version:
Program HelloWorld;
begin
writeln('hello');
end.
and I'm told
No main program found. Can not build.
What ex
>>
Where do I go to create my main file in LWP?
Anywhere you want. Just make sure it starts with a program header
(such as "program helloworld;").
Jonas>>
Here's what I wrote:
Program HelloWorld;
begin
print "hello"
end.
and I'm told
No main program found. Can not build.
What ex
On 30 Nov 2007, at 22:46, Edward Kearns wrote:
If you want something more akin to Think Pascal, you may want to
try LWP, which is available here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/lightweight-ide
I did try LWP, and when I opened New Skel, and Compiled, and Ran,
all I got were error message
>> If you want something more akin to Think Pascal, you may want to
try LWP, which is available here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/lightweight-ide
Jonas>>
I did try LWP, and when I opened New Skel, and Compiled, and Ran, all
I got were error message.
Where do I go to create my main fil
On 30 Nov 2007, at 19:49, Edward Kearns wrote:
I am new to FPC, and can't get started. I have used Think Pascal,
and I seem to have quite a hurdle here. Someone else told me that I
need to start XCode first. I did that, then I chose a template
(FPC Carbon Application 2.2.0). Then I didn't
I suggest you look at the FPC/Lazarus Wiki
http://wiki.freepascal.org/
for ideas to get you started.
It may be easier to start programmng using either the FPC IDE which
comes with the FPC package, or the Lazarus IDE which can be used either
to produce Windowed GUI applications or simple Pascal
I am new to FPC, and can't get started. I have used Think Pascal, and
I seem to have quite a hurdle here. Someone else told me that I need
to start XCode first. I did that, then I chose a template (FPC
Carbon Application 2.2.0). Then I didn't know how to enter code, so I
opened start.pas,
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