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== Open Sibyl == | == Open Sibyl == | ||
| − | Another modern Sibyl implementation is Open Sibyl, a RAD IDE that abadonded the Sibyl compiler and replaced it with [[Free Pascal]] Open Sibyl is available as source code under a GPL license. | + | Another modern Sibyl implementation is Open Sibyl, a RAD IDE that abadonded the Sibyl compiler and replaced it with [[Free Pascal]]. Open Sibyl is available as source code under a GPL license. |
== External Links == | == External Links == | ||
Revision as of 01:23, 1 February 2015
The term Sibyl denotes a family of Object Pascal IDEs for OS/2, eComStation and Windows.
Speedsoft Sibyl
The first Sibyl version was Speedsoft Sibyl, which also included a Delphi-like Pascal compiler.
WDSibyl
After being discontinued by Speedsoft, development of Sibyl was resumed by Wolfgang Draxler. WDSibyl contains a Pascal compiler that is an improved version of that of Speedsoft Sibyl. It is available under a GPL license.
Open Sibyl
Another modern Sibyl implementation is Open Sibyl, a RAD IDE that abadonded the Sibyl compiler and replaced it with Free Pascal. Open Sibyl is available as source code under a GPL license.
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