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Deepak M G forced the electrons to say:
> I have SuSe7.0 professional installed...
>
> I just wanted to know as to how does one compile PASCAL programs in Linux....
Maybe SuSE does not ship a pascal compiler.
The GNU Pascal Compiler, gpc, can be downloaded from
ftp://agnes.dida.physik.uni-essen.de/gnu-pascal - you will need the gcc
sources if you download gpc sources and decide to compile yourself. You
can find binaries for linux there, pick them instead.
> P.S: Is there a basic compiler in Linux also...if so please tell me about
> that....
Long time ago, I had heard about two that run on linux - one called
yabasic and another called Bywater Basic. Search freshmeat/google. IIRC,
yabasic had some X extensions to basic - check out and post your findings
here. It also supported the #! notation for making executable scripts.
Binand
PS: As usual, yabasic stands for Yet Another Basic (Interpreter :-).
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