Then some months after, getting Ralph Brown's interrupt List, and finding that I can just call a specific interrupt in assembly to rename a file (and that's wha

Then some months after, getting Ralph Brown's interrupt List, and finding that I can just call a specific interrupt in assembly to rename a file (and that's what the "C" library had implemented), Pascal was no longer limitation... I really loved SWAG, which was basically a collection of 'how do I?'-questions with answers in the form of Pascal sample code. Interestingly enough, it seems that someone converted it into a website: http://swag.delphidabbler.com http://swag.delphidabbler.com As a kid I went through and studied many of the SWAG snippets. But haven't touched Pascal since 1999, and moved to C/C++ since then. I still miss the Units (.TPU files). Also, the compile times and the debugger were awesome. The Turbo Pascal IDE was still better than many current environments. I stopped using Turbo Pascal when I switched to Linux more or less full-time (near the end of the nineties), though I did use FreePascal on Linux a bit.