Pascal Compilers (was:Compilers needed for FreeDOS ? Lets talk about co

On Wed, Nov 06, 2002 at 01:04:19AM +0100, Eric Auer wrote:

> Some packages could be compiled with a buggy compiler or in a way that
> makes them run only on a 286 or 386 or above, but I think those cases are
> VERY rare (actually, I would like feedback on this - please do not mail
> about packages that are MEANT to run only on at least this-or-that CPU).

Well for programs compiled with FreePascal (FPC) you need a 386 and
dpmi support. The same is true with GNU Pascal (GPC), I think.

Is there any free 16Bit Pascal Compiler?
(I mean "free" not "for free")

(FYI: I didn't try them on FreeDOS yet, but I use both Compilers under 
Linux: FPC is more compatible to Borland Pascal, while GPC is more 
concerned with the ISO/ANSI Pascal standards; FPC seems to produce 
the better result and comes with more additional stuff)

Links:
http://www.freepascal.org/
http://www.us.freepascal.org/ (US-mirror)
http://www.gnu-pascal.de/
-- 
Tschuess
	Andreas