Intel PASCAL-SO User's Guide

About this manual

This manual describes the PASCAL‑SO programming language, a superset of Pascal designed for the SO SO and SOS5 microcomputers and the ISIS‑II operating system. It explains the language extensions, compiler directives, and runtime environment needed to develop and run programs on these systems.

The document is organized into chapters covering an introduction, language features, predeclared procedures, operating instructions, example programs, separate compilation and linking, preparation for RMX/SO, run‑time error handling, and several appendices with reference tables, vocabulary, compiler directives, error messages, and a directory of release diskettes.

What's inside

• Introduction
• Language Features
• Predeclared Procedures
• Operating Instructions
• Example Programs
• Separate Compilation, Program Linkage, Relocation, and Execution
• Preparing Programs to Run Under RMX/SO
• Run‑Time Error Procedures
• Appendices

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

Which microcomputers is the PASCAL‑SO language intended for?

It is designed for programming the SO SO and SOS5 microcomputers.

Where can additional copies of this manual be obtained?

Additional copies can be requested from Intel’s Literature Department at 3065 Bowers Avenue, Santa Clara, CA.

What is the purpose of a public declaration record in PASCAL‑SO?

It declares external variables, procedures, and functions so the linker can combine external modules with the Pascal program.