Difference between revisions of "Object Pascal"

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Object Pascal is a collective term for Pascal dialects that have features which allow object-oriented programming (OOP). The first Pascal versions supporting OOP were Clascal and Macintosh Pascal. More modern implementations extend the class model as in Delphi and Free Pascal.

This is a (probably incomplete) list of IDEs, compilers and dialects supporting Object Pascal:

The following modes support development with Object Pascal syntax with Free Pascal:

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−	'''Object Pascal''' is a collective term for [[Pascal]] dialects that have features which allow object-oriented programming (OOP). The first Pascal versions supporting [[Glossary#OO\|OOP]] were [[Clascal]] and [[Mac Pascal\|Macintosh Pascal]]. More modern implementations extend the class model as in [[Delphi]] and [[Free Pascal]].	+	'''Object Pascal''' is a collective term for [[Pascal]] dialects that have features which allow [[Object Oriented Programming with Free Pascal and Lazarus\|object-oriented programming (OOP)]]. The first Pascal versions supporting [[Glossary#OO\|OOP]] were [[Clascal]] and [[Mac Pascal\|Macintosh Pascal]]. More modern implementations extend the class model as in [[Delphi]] and [[Free Pascal]].

	== Object Pascal implementations ==		== Object Pascal implementations ==