If a "mini-FPC" were to be created to help popularize the Pascal
language and get beginners interested and up to speed, it would be more
useful to provide a simple IDE than a stripped-down compiler. The
console FP IDE has never worked well for me (crashes a lot) and Lazarus
is very large and intimidatingly complex. I'd rather see some effort put
into an easy-to-install beginner's programming environment than in
pulling features out of the compiler. I know this isn't the forum for
that discussion, but I did want to make the suggestion.
--73--
--Jeff Duntemann
Colorado Springs, Colorado
On 9/10/2011 6:12 AM, Hans-Peter Diettrich wrote:
Skybuck Flying schrieb:
Nano would be:
One integer type, one string type, branch support, loop support,
basic support, object orientation support, property support, array
support, virtual methods support.
You'll have much trouble in *removing* existing features from FPC,
affecting parser, error handling, intermediate representation, code
generation and more at the same time.
DoDi
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