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I grow up with Borland Turbo Pascal 5.5. My machine was PC XT with 6 MHz, 0.6 MB RAM and 20MB hdd. Pascal had IDE which ran smoothly, supported mouse, could edi
by jkot 12y ago
I grow up with Borland Turbo Pascal 5.5. My machine was PC XT with 6 MHz, 0.6 MB RAM and 20MB hdd. Pascal had IDE which ran smoothly, supported mouse, could edit multiple files, copy&paste, had debuger, compilation took 10 seconds...
And most importantly documentation was translated to my native language.
C back than would have notepad (NCEdit), manual in english full of assembler and command line compiler.
- methou 12y agoI liked Turbo Pascal back in my childhood too, even wanted to replicate one myself. Now I use python, but have a lot of headaches with debugging/GIL.