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You mean you wan't an IDE (Integrated Development Environment). For Pascal, I believe Borland has released an IDE (its a Delphi port, but Delphi is just Pascal on steroids).<br />
therwise, pick up a book on TCl, and write your own IDE, much more flexible.<br />
Borland is at <a href="http://www.borland.com" rel="ugc">www.borland.com</a><br />

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You mean you wan't an IDE (Integrated Development Environment). For Pascal, I believe Borland has released an IDE (its a Delphi port, but Delphi is just Pascal on steroids).
therwise, pick up a book on TCl, and write your own IDE, much more flexible.
Borland is at www.borland.com [http://www.borland.com]


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Hello, is there any site that acn let me download for BASIC interpreter or Pascal compiler ??? (compiler with it's editor come togerher, that is no need to create a file, save it and type a command to compile it, just like we use Borland Turbo C/C++ 3.0 under DOS, which come with it's own editor)
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Hello, is there any site that acn let me download for BASIC interpreter or Pascal compiler ??? (compiler with it's editor come togerher, that is no need to create a file, save it and type a command to compile it, just like we use Borland Turbo C/C++ 3.0 under DOS, which come with it's own editor)

BASIC/PASCAL compiler

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