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program Foo (Input, Output); begin end. |
In GNU Pascal, headline parameters are optional. If the headline is omitted entirely, a warning is given unless you have specified `--borland-pascal' in the command line.
otherwise (according to Extended Pascal) as an
alternative to else:
program CaseOtherwiseDemo;
var x: Integer;
begin
ReadLn (x);
case x of
1: WriteLn ('one');
2: WriteLn ('two');
otherwise
WriteLn ('many')
end
end.
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Note: In the absence of a `case' or `otherwise' branch, missing cases labels cause an error in Extended Pascal (which goes unnoticed in Borland Pascal). GPC does not give this error, but a warning if the `-Wswitch' option is given, however only for enumeration types.
Card function for sets which counts
their elements. Unlike Borland Pascal, GNU Pascal does not limit
sets to the range 0 .. 255.
Borland Pascal:
function Max (x, y: Integer): Integer; inline ($58 / $59 / $3b / $c1 / $7f / $01 / $91); |
GNU Pascal:
program InlineDemo; |
(Actually, a more general `Max' function is already built-in.)
This feature is not so important as it might seem because in optimization level 3 or higher (see section 7.2 Najčešće korištene opcije GPC-a), GNU Pascal automatically inlines short procedures and functions.
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