Ruud
Veteran Member
I have been a TP fan since 1985. So one day I started to think about writing my own Pascal compiler, one that should be able to handle at least TP3, TP4 and UCSD Pascal. Another goal: it only outputs macros, macros that can be handled by my own assembler. This assembler is able to handle 6800, 6502, 65816, 8088, Z80 and 8080. So if you have the right macros, the same program could run on various machines. OK, in reality it is a bit more complicated: a 6502 executable meant for the Apple 2][ most probably won't run on a C64 and vice versa. And writing those macros will be a looooooot of work.
Second adventure: with some help I was able to disassemble TP3. I used the result to create a BP alike version: it takes a Pascal file as input and outputs a COM file.
All above is freeware. If interested in the sources, info or whatever, just email me.
Second adventure: with some help I was able to disassemble TP3. I used the result to create a BP alike version: it takes a Pascal file as input and outputs a COM file.
All above is freeware. If interested in the sources, info or whatever, just email me.