Re: Pascal latest standard

John Reagan wrote:
> 
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> 
> BTW, the Scott's sight heavily mentions ISO 7185, you can also
> find copies of ISO 10206 (Extended Pascal) there as well if you
> dig around. I'm not sure which one you really want.
> 
> The Extended Pascal standard was written as an evolution to the
> "classic" Pascal standard.  The fact that ISO 7185 still even
> exists as a standard was more of a political move than a
> technical one.

I disagree.  ISO 7185 is very useful as a totally ****table
standard.  Apart from some additional reserved words, I believe
ISO10206 is completely compatible.

ISO10206 is available on my download page as ISO10206.bz2, a bzip2
compressed version of ISO10206.txt.  See:

   <http://cbfalconer.home.att.net/download>

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