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> Anders Hejlsberg developed Blue Label Pascal... This compiler was later licensed by a software company Borland which added user interface and editor, changed
by huhtenberg 11y ago
> Anders Hejlsberg developed Blue Label Pascal... This compiler was later licensed by a software company Borland which added user interface and editor, changed the name to Turbo Pascal and offered it for a competitive price.
Nooo... Another account of TP origins was that it was written by Philippe Kahn (the founder of Borland), back when he was just a one-man operation running from a small office on top of a Jaguar car service shop. But apparently it wasn't. Damn.
- jonsen 11y agohttp://blogs.embarcadero.com/davidi/2008/11/02/38933 http://blogs.embarcadero.com/davidi/2008/11/02/38933
- tonyedgecombe 11y agoThe implementation size breakdown for the 12k compiler was: Compiler - 5.5k, On-Screen editor - 1.5k, Runtime library - 4.5k, and Control program 0.5k.