GNU Pascal for
Mac OS X
On this web page, you find version 3.4.6
u2 of the GNU Pascal Compiler (GPC) for Mac OS X.
Latest news -
the compiler release is compatible with Mac OS X 10.6.
Click to download
• GNU Pascal 3.4.6u2 installer
for Mac OS X 10.4 PowerPC native and Intel cross-compiler (14.8 MB)
• GNU Pascal 3.4.6u2 installer for
Mac OS X 10.4 Intel native and PowerPC cross-compiler (15.0 MB)
• GNU Pascal 3.4.6u2 installer
for Mac OS X 10.5 PowePC native and Intel cross compiler (15.5 MB)
• GNU Pascal 3.4.6u2 installer for
Mac OS X 10.5 Intel native and PowerPC cross-compiler15.3 MB)
• GNU Pascal 3.4.6u2 compiler sources
and double-clickable building script (for Mac OS X 10.3 - 10.5) (22.3 MB)
• GNU Pascal 3.4.6u4 installer for
Mac OS X 10.6 Intel native and PowerPC cross-compiler15.7 MB)
• GNU Pascal 3.4.6u4 compiler sources
and double-clickable building script (for Mac OS X 10.3 - 10.6) (22.2 MB)
IDE integration
GNU Pascal
is a command-line compiler, but there are plug-ins for
the MetroWerks CodeWarrior IDE.
Click here to download
version 1.0.3 of GNU Pascal plugins
for MetroWerks CodeWarrior (6.1 MB).
There is also the GNU Pascal Xcode integration kit for Apple's XCode IDE.
Click here to download
version 1.1 of the Xcode integration
Kit (2.1 MB).
Latest news - an updated Xcode kit will
be released soon.
Also needed
Download version (2.1) of the Mac OS X Pascal Interfaces (11.1 MB). There
is also a ncurses package for Mac
OS X (20 KB).
Unless you have installled Xcode 2.x
or 3.x, you have to update Apple’s Mac OS X assembler and linker (cctools-576). Click here to download sources (1.4 MB) and binaries (1.7 MB).
Finally there is some information on porting
to GNU Pascal from traditional Macintosh Pascal
compilers.
Free software
The GNU Pascal command-line Compiler components and tools
of the GNU Compiler
Collection are free software;
you can redistribute them and/or modify
them under the terms of the GNU General Public License
version 3 or later.
There is also
a free GNU Ada Translator
(GNAT) for Mac OS X.
GNU Pascal Compiler project
The GNU Pascal Compiler project was started in 1988
by Jukka Virtanen.
Since, many have contributed to GNU Pascal, among
them Dr. Peter Gerwinski, Jan-Jaap van der Heijden,
Frank Heckenbach, Prof. Abimbola
A. Olowofoyeku, Nick Burrett,
Matthias Klose, Dominik Freche, Alexey Volokhov,
Bill Currie, Nicola Girardi, Eike Lange, Mirsad
Todorovac, Russ Whitaker and Waldek Hebisch. The port
to Mac OS X is an initiative of Adriaan van Os, with
help from Peter N. Lewis and Gale Paeper.
Click here to
visit the GNU
Pascal Compiler Project website.
Technical support
If you have a question about the CodeWarrior plugins or Xcode,
direct it to the MacPascal mailing
list. Questions about the command line compiler
can be sent to the GNU Pascal
mailing list.
You can browse archives
of both the MacPascal and the
GNU
Pascal mailing lists.
Before asking for support, check the Frequently Asked Questions
(FAQ) for GNU
Pascal on Mac OS X.
If you want to keep informed, send an email with "subscribe"
in the subject line to gpc-news@microbizz.nl.
Professional support
If you need paid technical support, send an email to gpc@microbizz.nl.
Microbizz can help you port your software to
GNU Pascal and to Mac OS X (for example GraphicConverter, a
famous Macintosh
application, was ported
to GNU Pascal and Xcode by Microbizz).
(the Microbizz home page)
Enjoy GPC !
Adriaan van Os