Re: pascal equivalent of python "sleep"

On 8 Mai, 17:55, Scott Moore <sam...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> thomas.mer...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:
> > With such tings as 'sleep' and many other functionality
> > your program will depend on your Pascal compiler and
> > become un****table. This is a sad story. If you want
> > to write ****table programs (which run under various
> > operating systems and compilers) you will have a hard
> > time doing it in Pascal. Pascal was my favorite language
> > for approx. 10 years. Such things as otherwise/else
> > clauses and file buffer variables not consistent between
> > different compilers make ****tability hard.
>
> Whoa there. Is "sleep" a built in function for C/C++?

The term "built in function" is not used very much
outside the Pascal world (except for compiler optimisation
where ****tions of a library are replaced with
build in functions (some inline code)).

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