immaboss69
2012-03-16 14:00:04
He im prety sure this isnt the right palce to post this, but i dont know where to post.
I am going for a degree in electronic engineering and as a result have done alot of work with programming, including C, java, and Assembly code, but im rather unsure of exactly what code is used in writing these scripts, it kinda looks likea mix of java and c, is there anyone who can help me out with this , i would really like to start writing scripts.
masterBB
2012-03-16 14:03:38
pascalscript or lape. Note that pascalscript doesn't equal pascal.
Really? What are the differences between each?
From: masterBB
pascalscript or lape. Note that pascalscript doesn't equal pascal.
masterBB
2012-03-16 14:12:14
From: RISK
Really? What are the differences between each?
A lot. They may seem similar in syntax but they are very different, both in the ways you write them and the way it is compiled. Note that pascalscript is created with pascal in mind as syntax. Pascal is compiled by the FreePascal compiler and pascalscript is compiled on run time by the pascalscript compiler. Making it very slow. One thing for example that is different is the lack of public/private statements in pascalscript. But that is just one difference out of a thousand.
immaboss69
2012-03-16 14:28:24
From: RISK
It is Pascal.
hey thanks, but no reason to be a dick, i dint know and thats why i was asking:)
Thanatos
2012-03-16 14:45:03
From: immaboss69
hey thanks, but no reason to be a dick, i dint know and thats why i was asking:)
He wasn't being a dick. If him being a dick is reference to his signature then dont worry…He always has that.
hemeny
2012-03-17 06:37:37
From: Thanatos
He wasn't being a dick. If him being a dick is reference to his signature then dont worry…He always has that.
that's most likely what he meant i also misread his signature as part of the post till i saw that EXTREMELY subtle line dividing the post and siggy.
immaboss69
2012-03-17 17:31:22
ya i thought his sig was part of his post, thats my fault
superuser
2012-03-17 17:52:33
From: masterBB
A lot. They may seem similar in syntax but they are very different, both in the ways you write them and the way it is compiled. Note that pascalscript is created with pascal in mind as syntax. Pascal is compiled by the FreePascal compiler and pascalscript is compiled on run time by the pascalscript compiler. Making it very slow. One thing for example that is different is the lack of public/private statements in pascalscript. But that is just one difference out of a thousand.
Pascalscript is not compiled, but interpreted. FreePascal is not the only compiler, just one out of tens available, like Turbo Pascal, GNU, PocketStudio or even AmigaPascal :)
Edit:
God I miss my Amiga 2000.. :(
cool13bro
2012-04-01 20:36:33
From: immaboss69
hey thanks, but no reason to be a dick, i dint know and thats why i was asking:)
Lol, he has my favorite sig on the site. But yeah, as if it hasn't been answered before in the thread.. pascal.