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Author: Arlet Joson
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When compiling 'portw' in freePascal for DOS, where can I get a list of the files that I need to include in compiling?

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Hi Arlet, I will give you some web sites that can help you get files that you need to include  in compiling.

1.  ideone.com - this is an online compiler and debugging tools

2.  www.freebyte.com/programming/pascal/#pascal_compilers

3.  en.wikipedia.org/wiki/compiler 

4.  www.mingw.org

5. Freepascal.org/news/var

6.  en.wikipedia.org/wiki/list_of_compilers

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Free Pascal is also known as FPK Pascal. It is a 32-bit and 64-bit professional Pascal compiler that is able to target numerous architectures of processor like:

  • Intel x86
  • PowerPC
  • AMD64 / x86-64
  • SPARC
  • PowerPC64, and
  • ARM

Free Pascal supports major operating systems such as:

  • FreeBSD
  • Linux
  • Haiku
  • MorphOS
  • DOS
  • Win32
  • Win64
  • WinCE
  • Mac OS X / iOS / Darwin
  • OS/2
  • Nintendo GBA
  • Nintendo DS
  • Nintendo Wii

There are also other target architectures that are still under development and they include:

  • JVM
  • MIPS [both big and little endian variants]
  • Motorola 68k

You can download the open source Pascal compiler from Free Pascal – Open Source Compiler for Pascal and Object Pascal | Download. The latest version released is version 2.6.0. But since you are looking for a DOS download version, it is also available. You can download the DOS version of Free Pascal from Free Pascal | Download | DOS. The latest release for DOS version is 1.0.10. Just follow the information on these pages to get you going.

Regards
Sharath Reddy