- Turing
...it has achieved quite admirably. Although originally written as a DOS-only compiler, the language has evolved over time, spreading to other platforms, and incl
...nguages. Although Turing [[interpreters]] exist, there is no real Turing [[compiler]]. The one built into the standard Turing editor actually takes the Turing
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- Pascal
...ts, types, variables, and other procedures and functions. Depending on the compiler there may be many basic types defined. Usually integer, longint, char, Bool
... can be interpreted or compiled directly to machine code, depending on the compiler you are using. Mostly it is just a compiled language.
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- Free Pascal
Free Pascal (aka FPK Pascal) is a 32 and 64 bit professional Pascal compiler. It is available for different processors: Intel x86, Amd64/x86 64, PowerPC
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- GNU Pascal
The GNU Pascal Compiler (GPC) is, as the name says, the Pascal compiler of the GNU family (http://www.gnu.org/software/gcc/). This means:
<li>GPC is a 32/64 bit compiler,</li>
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- Editing and Compiling programs on windows via MinGW
...insist, this is a pretty popular free one, and it comes with an editor and compiler. Since this one is not recommended, I will make you search for it by yourse
...d way. We will be working with GCC (via MinGW) - probably the most popular compiler for all operating systems used on Windows. It can compile quite a few diffe
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- Why you should avoid arrays using CPP
...er, you may be led to believe the STL is a bad thing, when it's really the compiler at fault.
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- Why you should learn C
...platforms, you can be almost guaranteed that they will have some form of C compiler.
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- Opent
...[[Object-oriented|OOT]] in high schools and the need for a more complete [[compiler]] that can easily be integrated into the [[DWITE]] system.
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- Brainfuck
...ge.php?package=dev/lang/brainfuck-2.lha Müller's version 2], containing a compiler for the [[Amiga]], an interpreter, example programs, and a readme document.
...ting systems. Happily, a unified standard is easy to find. Urban Müller's compiler and his example programs use 10, on both input and output; so do a large ma
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- Introduction To Java
... and download the Java SE 5.0 Software Development Kit. This includes the compiler which turns Java code you've written into machine code for the Java Virtual
..., but which has a different number, or different types of parameters. The compiler can then simply choose the right one for the job, as necessary.
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- Whirlwind Tour of C
That final version is what the compiler actually sees.
This tells the compiler to set aside space for ten integers in memory, and creates foo as a pointer
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- Turing Records and Types
...ezBush if you want (Republican pride? If you REALLY wanted, why not?). The compiler doesn't care about the name; it only helps the person reading the code to b
Running it, the turing compiler tells me that '''<nowiki>'customers'</nowiki> cannot be followed by a <nowi
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- Pascal Whirlwind
...the same name. I don't need to attach the "<tt>.pas</tt>" extension. The compiler knows to look for source files with that extension.
...? Pascal uses semi-colons as separators. The semi-colon indicates to the compiler that I wish to separate two things. In thise case, I'm separating the defi
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