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Revision as of 03:53, 17 September 2017
Extended Pascal is the name given to the version of Pascal specified in International Organization for Standardization (ISO) standard 10206. It specifies an enhanced version of the Standard Pascal language that was specified in the ISO 7185 specification. The 214-page ISO 10206 document was published in May 1991 and not been revised since.
Support in Free Pascal for Extended Pascal is planned, and will be via compiler mode extpas.
Reserved Words
In addition to all the reserved words of Standard Pascal the following (referred to as word-symbols in the ISO 10206 document) have been added to Extended Pascal:
- and_then
- bindable
- export
- import
- module
- only
- or_else
- pow
- protected
- qualified
- value
Symbols
In addition to all the symbols of Standard Pascal the following have been added to Extended Pascal:
- **
- ><
- =>
External links
- ISO/IEC 10206:1991: Extended Pascal standard
