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Sun Microsystems SunSoft Pascal 4.0 User Manual

Sun Microsystems SunSoft Pascal 4.0 User Manual (333 pages)

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

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Table of Contents

17
- Preface
  19
  - Operating Environment
    19
  - Conventions Used in this Guide
    21
  - Manual Page
    22
  - Related Documentation
    22
- 1 Introduction
  
  25
  - Standards
    25
  - Pascal Compiler
    26
  - Features
    26
  - Compatibility
    26
  - Text Editors
    27
  - Debuggers
    27
  - Xview Toolkit
    27
  - Native Language Support
    27
    
    Internationalization
    28
    
    Locale
    29
  - Licensing
    29
- 2 Pascal Programs
  
  31
  - A Simple Pascal Program
    31
    
    Compiling the Program
    32
    
    Renaming the Executable File
    33
    
    Running the Program
    33
  - An Interactive Pascal Program
    34
    
    Compiling the Program
    35
    
    Redirecting I/O
    35
    
    Running the Program
    35
    
    Using a File Name as a File Variable
    36
  - Where DID My Program Fail
    37
    
    Using Pascal Traceback
    37
    
    Using a Sample Program with Segmentation Violation
    38
- 3 The Pascal Compiler
  
  41
  - Pc Version Number
    41
  - Compile and Link Sequence
    42
  - Language Preprocessor
    43
  - File Name Extensions Accepted by Pc
    44
  - Table 3-1 File Name Suffixes Recognized by Pascal
    44
  - Option-Passing on the Command-Line
    45
  - Option-Passing in the Program Text
    45
  - Table 3-2 Options that Can be Passed in Program Text
    45
  - Options
    47
    
    Bbinding
    48
    
    Bsdmalloc
    49
  - Calign
    50
  - Cg89
    50
  - Cg92
    50
  - Cond
    50
  - Config
    51
  - Dname[=Def]
    51
  - Dalign
    52
  - Dryrun
    52
  - Fast
    52
  - Fnonstd
    53
  - Fns
    53
  - Fround=R
    53
  - Ftrap=T
    54
  - Hname
    55
  - Help or -Flags
    56
  - Ipathname
    56
  - I Name
    56
  - Keeptmp
    56
  - Ldirectory
    57
  - Libmieee
    58
  - Libmil
    58
  - Llib
    58
  - Misalign
    58
  - Native
    59
  - Nocx
    59
  - Nolib
    59
  - Nolibmil
    59
  - Noqueue
    59
  - Notrace
    60
  - O[Level]
    60
  - O Filename
    62
  - P and -Pg
    63
  - Pic -Kpic and -PIC -KPIC
    63
  - Qoption
    64
  - Qpath Pathname
    64
  - Qproduce
    64
  - R Path[:Dir]
    65
  - S[Level]
    70
  - Sbfast
    70
  - Temp=Dir
    71
  - Time
    72
  - U Name
    73
  - V0 and -V1
    73
  - Xarch=A
    73
  - Table 3-3 the -Xarch Values
    75
  - Xcache=C
    77
  - Table 3-4 the -Xcache Values
    77
  - Xchip=C
    78
  - Table 3-5 the -Xchip Values
    78
  - Xcg89
    79
  - Xcg92
    79
  - Xildoff
    80
  - Xildon
    80
    
    Xlibmieee
    80
    
    Xlibmil
    80
    
    X05
    81
    
    Xlibmopt
    81
    
    Xlicinfo
    81
    
    Xmerge
    81
    
    Xnolib
    81
    
    Xnolibmopt
    81
    
    Xpg
    82
    
    Xprofile=P
    82
    
    Table 3-6 the -Xprofile Values
    83
    
    Table 3-7 the -Xregs Values
    84
    
    Xregs=R
    84
    
    Xsafe=Mem
    85
    
    Xsb
    85
    
    Xsbfast
    85
    
    Table 3-8 the -Xtarget Values
    86
    
    Xspace
    86
    
    Xtarget=T
    86
    
    Table 3-9 -Xtarget Expansions
    87
    
    Ztext
    90
- 4 Program Construction and Management
  
  91
  - Units
    91
    
    Using Program Units and Module Units
    92
    
    Compiling with Units
    93
    
    Using Units and Header Files
    94
    
    Sharing Variables between Units
    95
  - Libraries
    98
- 5 Separate Compilation
  
  99
  - Working with Units
    99
    
    Using Module Units
    100
    
    Using Program Units
    100
  - Sharing Variables and Routines Across Multiple Units
    100
    
    Compiling Without the -Xl Option
    101
    
    Using the -Xl Option
    104
  - Sharing Declarations in Multiple Units
    111
- 6 The C-Pascal Interface
  
  113
  - Compilation of Mixed-Language Programs
    113
  - Compatibility of Types for C and Pascal
    114
  - Table 6-1 C and Pascal Size and Alignment of Compatible Types
    114
    
    Precautions with Compatible Types
    115
    
    Table 6-2 C and Pascal Size and Alignment of Compatible Types with -Xl
    115
    
    Incompatibilities
    116
  - General Parameter Passing in C and Pascal
    117
  - Procedure Calls: C-Pascal
    117
    
    Variable Parameters
    118
    
    Table 6-3 Set Implementation
    134
    
    Value Parameters
    136
    
    Function Return Values
    139
    
    Input and Output
    140
  - Procedure Calls: Pascal-C
    141
    
    Variable Parameters
    141
    
    Value Parameters
    153
    
    Function Return Values
    154
    
    Parameters that Are Pointers to Procedures
    155
  - Procedures and Functions as Parameters
    156
  - Global Variables in C and Pascal
    157
  - File-Passing between Pascal and C
    158
- 7 The C++-Pascal Interface
  
  161
  - Sample Interface
    161
  - Compatibility of Types for C++ and Pascal
    162
  - C++ Name Encoding
    162
  - Procedure Calls: C++-Pascal
    162
    
    Arguments Passed by Reference
    163
    
    Arguments Passed by Value
    174
    
    Function Return Values
    176
  - Procedure Calls: Pascal-C
    179
    
    Arguments Passed by Reference
    179
    
    Arguments Passed by Value
    181
    
    Function Return Values
    183
  - Global Variables in C++ and Pascal
    185
  - Pascal File Pointers to C
    186
- 8 The FORTRAN-Pascal Interface
  
  187
  - Compiler Mixed-Language Programs
    187
  - Compatibility of Types for FORTRAN and Pascal
    188
    
    Precautions with Compatible Types
    189
    
    Table 8-1 Default Sizes and Alignments of Compatible Types (Pascal and FORTRAN)
    189
    
    Incompatibilities
    190
  - General Parameter-Passing in FORTRAN and Pascal
    191
  - Procedure Calls: FORTRAN-Pascal
    192
    
    Variable Parameters
    192
    
    Value Parameters
    204
    
    Pointers
    207
    
    Function Return Values
    208
  - Procedure Calls: Pascal-FORTRAN
    209
    
    Variable Parameters
    210
    
    Value Parameters
    221
    
    Pointers
    224
    
    Function Return Values
    225
  - Routines as Parameters
    226
- 9 Error Diagnostics
  
  229
  - Compiler Syntax Errors
    229
    
    Illegal Characters
    229
    
    Digits in Real Numbers
    230
    
    String Errors
    230
    
    Replacements, Insertions, and Deletions
    231
    
    Expected Symbols and Malformed Constructs
    232
    
    Undeﬁned or Improper Identiﬁers
    232
    
    Expected and Unexpected End-Of-File
    233
  - Compiler Semantic Errors
    234
    
    Format of the Error Diagnostics
    234
    
    Incompatible Types
    234
    
    Procedure and Function Type Errors
    235
    
    The Scalar Class
    235
    
    Expression Diagnostics
    236
    
    Scalar Error Messages
    236
    
    Type Equivalence
    238
    
    Unreachable Statements
    239
    
    The Goto Statement
    240
    
    Uninitialized Variables
    240
    
    Unused Variables, Constants, Types, Labels, and Routines
    240
    
    Compiler Panics, I/O Errors
    241
    
    Runtime Errors
    241
- 10 The Xview Toolkit
  
  245
  - Overview
    245
    
    Object-Oriented Programming
    246
    
    Objects
    246
    
    Tools
    246
    
    Pascal Interface
    247
    
    Compiling with Libraries
    248
    
    Header Files
    248
    
    Attribute Lists
    249
    
    Data Types
    250
    
    Handles
    250
    
    An Example
    251
    
    Coding Fragment
    251
    
    Conversion of C to Pascal
    251
    
    Sample Translation of an Xview Function to Pascal
    253
    
    Sample Program
    254
    
    Menu Demo Program
    255
- 11 Math Libraries
  
  257
  - Contents of the Math Libraries
    258
  - Libm Functions
    259
  - IEEE Support Functions
    260
    
    Ieee_Functions()
    261
    
    Ieee_Values()
    261
    
    Ieee_Retrospective()
    262
    
    SPARC Libraries
    262
    
    Arithmetic Exceptions
    263
    
    Math Library Exception-Handling Function: Matherr()
    264
    
    Libsunmath Support for IEEE Modes and Exceptions
    266
    
    Compiler Directives
    270
    
    Error Messages
    289

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