Irie Pascal

Irie Pascal is a handy tool that lets you create executable programs using the Pascal programming language. It’s pretty cool because it includes both a compiler and an interpreter. The compiler helps you turn your Pascal source files into portable byte-code executables, while the interpreter lets you run those executables easily.

Multi-OS Support

What's great about Irie Pascal is that there’s a version for each of the five supported operating systems. So, whether you're on Windows, Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris/x86, or Solaris/Sparc, you can create executables that run smoothly on any of these platforms!

User-Friendly Windows Edition

If you're using the Windows edition of Irie Pascal, you'll love its Integrated Development Environment (IDE). This makes creating executables super simple! You can edit your code, compile it, and run your programs all from a straightforward graphical interface. No need to fuss over complicated setups!

Perfect for Internet Applications

Irie Pascal really shines when it comes to building internet applications. Since it generates executables compatible with multiple operating systems, it's perfect for web projects where users might be on different platforms. It supports Common Gateway Interface (CGI) too! This means you can easily create server-side internet applications.

Built-In CGI Support

The built-in features help with decoding URL encoded strings and programming databases. Plus, you can even send emails right from your apps! All this makes making CGI scripts a breeze.

Beginner Friendly with Standard Pascal Compatibility

If you're just starting out with programming, you'll appreciate how compatible Irie Pascal is with Standard (ISO/IEC 7185) Pascal. This compatibility means it's beginner-friendly with clear syntax and solid compile-time checks.

Extensions and Quick Programs

Irie Pascal doesn't just stop at the basics; it supports many extensions to Standard Pascal too! This includes handy tools for string and file processing. So if you need to whip up quick utilities or programs—especially those “quick and dirty” ones—it’s got your back!

Limitations:

Heads Up: The evaluation version has some limits on program sizes that it will compile. Plus, any programs compiled in this version will expire by the next day.

If you're interested in checking out more about Irie Pascal, head over to Softpas!