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> 2.5 MB, no stdlib/.net/qt needed. This is a pro of Pascal then :) I was also looking for the pros of Pascal in contrast to what we've come to expect of lang
by cies 9y ago
> 2.5 MB, no stdlib/.net/qt needed.
This is a pro of Pascal then :)
I was also looking for the pros of Pascal in contrast to what we've come to expect of languages while skimming the article.
- oneweekwonder 9y agoLazarus on ubuntu and windows is usable, i'm still struggling with macOS and there is legends and lore of ios/android support. It even seems to support qt, but I have not went there yet. Something else to mention about lazarus is you can hot compile the ide too add in components, fix issues; While using lazarus. It takes a couple of minutes to recompile and there a fail safe cli method to restore. But rather amazing if you wonder how long it takes to compile visual studio professional or qt. http://wiki.freepascal.org/IDE_Window:_Configure_Build_Lazarus#The_Parts http://wiki.freepascal.org/IDE_Window:_Configure_Build_Lazar...
- cies 9y agoThat's some interesting pros! Thanks man.