intel pascal80 manual/hints

Does anyone use/used such compiler for intel isis os?
I trying to use it on an emulated isis on pc but doesn't work...
Will be great have a manual of it, but a useful hint will welcomed.

bye
delo

delo wrote:
> Does anyone use/used such compiler for intel isis os?
> I trying to use it on an emulated isis on pc but doesn't work...
> Will be great have a manual of it, but a useful hint will welcomed.
>
Is ISIS still around?!!! I last heard of it about 1990 or so ;-) I
thought it went the way of CP/M and the PL/m compiler.

Yes, I did use that compiler, I was teaching Pascal in those days, and
the students with no access to the mainframe (with less power than my
video card) used the ISIS machine in the lab.

Don't expect me to provide any details and usage tips these days.

--
bill davidsen
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delo wrote:
> Does anyone use/used such compiler for intel isis os?
> I trying to use it on an emulated isis on pc but doesn't work...
> Will be great have a manual of it, but a useful hint will welcomed.
>
> bye
> delo

Maybe I can help. What emulated ISIS are you talking about? Intel
released one that ran in the MS-DOS environment.

I don't know the pascal80 compiler specifically, but I have a manual
somewhere. In general Intel's compilers often used the drive :f1: for
temporary files. :f0: is the boot diskette drive, :f1: is the next in
the chain, on up to :f9: potentially. In the DOS emulator for ISIS you
needed to set environment variables before entering the emulator.

set :f0:=c:\isis <-- for example
set :f1:=c:\isis\temp <-- you might need this one for that compiler to
know where to put temporary files

What specific problems are you having?

Dave

The pascal80 was downloaded from intel site and is the
PASCAL - 80 COMPILER V 2.1

I made the sets, when try to run pascal thi message appear:
ERROR - Invalid load address

(i use a isis emulator for plm80 in '90 years and it works fine)
now I use a winxp pro box, i must try on an old plan dos 6.x box...

You have a manual of PASCAL 80?
This type of compiler made a selfcontaind (rommable) executable?
My interest is for rommming on a micro system a pascal program.

TIA
bye
delo


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> delo wrote:
>> Does anyone use/used such compiler for intel isis os?
>> I trying to use it on an emulated isis on pc but doesn't work...
>> Will be great have a manual of it, but a useful hint will welcomed.
>>
>> bye
>> delo
>
> Maybe I can help. What emulated ISIS are you talking about? Intel
> released one that ran in the MS-DOS environment.
>
> I don't know the pascal80 compiler specifically, but I have a manual
> somewhere. In general Intel's compilers often used the drive :f1: for
> temporary files. :f0: is the boot diskette drive, :f1: is the next in the
> chain, on up to :f9: potentially. In the DOS emulator for ISIS you needed
> to set environment variables before entering the emulator.
>
> set :f0:=c:\isis <-- for example
> set :f1:=c:\isis\temp <-- you might need this one for that compiler to
> know where to put temporary files
>
> What specific problems are you having?
>
> Dave

delo wrote On 11/23/05 01:17,:
> The pascal80 was downloaded from intel site and is the
> PASCAL - 80 COMPILER V 2.1
>
> I made the sets, when try to run pascal thi message appear:
> ERROR - Invalid load address
>
> (i use a isis emulator for plm80 in '90 years and it works fine)
> now I use a winxp pro box, i must try on an old plan dos 6.x box...
>
> You have a manual of PASCAL 80?
> This type of compiler made a selfcontaind (rommable) executable?
> My interest is for rommming on a micro system a pascal program.
>
> TIA
> bye
> delo

Why not just move your Pascal program to a modern compiler ? There are
plenty to choose from, including free.