Re: pascal equivalent of python "sleep"

On 2008-05-08, thomas.mertes@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 <thomas.mertes@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:

> IIRC the functions guaranteed to be present in the C
> library are more numerous than the ones defined in
> standard Pascal. The area covered by the standard C library
> is IMHO also a little bit bigger.

Maybe. I never counted both, but the difference is not even close as a
basis
for C's "****tability". 

>> Outside of that,
>> (for example sleep), there are many libraries for C, none
>> of them particularly standard.
>
> Many functions from POSIX can be found also at non UNIX
> operating systems.

In some form or the other, if you interface or emulate them yes. However
it
doesn't matter if you do that from C or Pascal.