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🧠 Rediscovering Turbo Pascal
— Paolo Amoroso

「 Sitting at a sweet spot between ease of use, features, and power, Turbo Pascal is a perfect fit for CP/M as it consumes limited resources, generates moderatly small and fast executables, and can access all the features of the system. That's why it's a good environment for quickly developing small tools or programs for the Z80-MBC2 and V20-MBC 」

journal.paoloamoroso.com/redis

Paolo Amoroso's Journal · Rediscovering Turbo PascalTurbo Pascal 3 for CP/M comes preinstalled with the Z80-MBC2 and V20-MBC homebrew computers. Checking out the development environment mad...

🖥️ Kevin Boone: They don’t make ’em like that any more: Borland Turbo Pascal 7

「 TP 7, also known as Turbo Pascal for Windows 1.5, was the pinnacle of the Turbo Pascal line, and its end. The name ‘Turbo’ was associated with what were regarded as hobbyist products – ‘Borland Pascal’ was a different, much more expensive, product. But Turbo Pascal was enough for some quite substantial applications, and was very affordable 」

kevinboone.me/tpwin.html

kevinboone.meKevin Boone: They don’t make ’em like that any more: Borland Turbo Pascal 7%%DESC%%
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@nixCraft I have best memories of #TurboPascal - it was a great start into programming (more or less as a hobby). I got to know and appreciate it at the end of the 80s on a non-IBM-compatible Tandy 2000 PC en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tandy_20 (Turbo Pascal 3.0a ?).
Perhaps a little strange: After decades with #Perl, #Bash and #XSLT, I’ve been using it occasionally in the last year or two, for smaller experiments, but larger amounts of data (#FreePascal) …

en.wikipedia.orgTandy 2000 - Wikipedia

Turbo Pascal turns 40

blog.marcocantu.com/blog/2023-

The first procedural programming language I ever learned was Pascal, taught in my high school AP Computer Science class. We used Turbo Pascal on a small number of DOS clones with amber MDA displays back around 1989.

That class inspired me to sell my Atari ST and get a Tandy 1000TL to run Turbo Pascal. I had much fun toying around with it, making tiny programs.

Later, I purchased Turbo Pascal for the Macintosh and ran it on my Amiga 2000 with A-Max Mac emulator. Worked great!

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@psf I did a couple of early puzzles in #turbopascal in DOS last year, and it was enough to know I'll never find a reason to go near it again, even though I used it a lot through the 90s.
(Yes, I just hashtagged turbopascal, as if that has any meaning at all. Self-lolwat.)