[Coco] OS-9 Pascal
John Donaldson
jadonaldson at charter.net
Thu Feb 17 16:33:53 EST 2005
Well I got the Pascal Package to work, kinda. Looks like the hard
coding is still going to be a problem,
so it time to look at the Basic09 code real well. It is a nice package.
I did discover that I had to use the
Pascal Ed10 instead of the Pascal Ed 08. It seems something is wrong
with the CP(...) call in Ed08, but
works in Ed10. I have it working up to a point by just using it as it
is. The only module so far that I have
had to put in /DD/CMDS is PascalErrs. If nothing else fixing the hard
coding will stop that. Another
feature that I am going to fix in the Basic09 code is take out the
PARAM, so that it deflauts to /DD. I was
starting the QP by using a script that first loaded Runb, Gfx2, chx
/DD/Pascal_CMDS, QP. Since I did
not satify the PARAM it would keep running in a circle. We now have /DD
for everything 35,40,80 Track
Floppies, Hard Drive and Ram Disk.
It will allow me to edit/create a program, compile it, and run it as
P-Code. It fails on Translater. looking
at the Basic09 source, it does a SHELL "PascalS PascalT.PRUN S24K".
Should not that be #24K???
think I'll try this outside of the QP routine and see if I can get it to
run as a test.
John Donaldson
Frederick D Provoncha wrote:
>On Wed, 16 Feb 2005 13:22:31 -0500 John Donaldson
><jadonaldson at charter.net> writes:
>
>
>> I have gotten a little farther. I copied PascalErrs to the /DD/CMDS
>>
>>directory. It now get pass that
>>and looks like it does the directery listing of /R0. At least I
>>think it
>>does. It clears the screen and the
>>listing is displayed then the screen clears again and it starts the
>>
>>excuting "qp.startup" over and over.
>> According to the docs, it is suppose to display the contents of
>>/R0
>>and then prompt you for the name
>>of the source code file. So it is almost working.
>> Is the Basci09 source for the modules in "QP" avaible. I suppect
>>the
>>problem may be in one of these or
>>there is something else I'm not doing correctly.
>>
>>John Donaldson
>>
>>
>
>Yes, the source files are included in the download. I found 2 source
>files: 'qp.b09', and 'sieve.b09'. I have Quick Pascal running on my
>Coco's hard drive under NitrOS-9 without a problem. Perhaps you need to
>make a change to your 'qp.startup' file? List the contents of the file.
>It's a pretty small file, what does it say?
>
>Fred Provoncha
>Stansbury Park, UT
>
>
>
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