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Turbo Pascal 3.0-compatible compiler that generates machine code for classic and modern Z80 machines (currently CP/M, Sinclair ZX Spectrum 48K/128K/Next, and Agon Light/Console8).
A native JavaScript (ECMAScript 5.1) parser and interpreter written in Delphi/Object Pascal. Execute JavaScript code directly from your Delphi applications.
Delphi 12-compatible Pascal compiler for Win64 and Linux x86-64. Your Delphi code builds on Linux unchanged — and often runs faster. FPC/Unleashed fork with Unicode RTL and bundled memory manager.
Tiger is a Delphi-hosted compiler infrastructure that lets you generate native x86-64 binaries for Windows and Linux — executables, shared libraries, static libraries, and object files — entirely from code. There is no source language to parse. Instead, you construct programs using a fluent Delphi API: define types, declare functions.
Myrissa is a modern systems programming language by Jarrod Davis, combining Pascal readability with robust C ABI interoperability. Written entirely in Delphi, its self-contained compiler generates native x86_64 code for Windows and Linux, with built-in linking, managed strings, unit testing, exception handling, and low-level control.
An expression parser and a virtual machine. A formula is compiled to a flat byte array and evaluated by a linear pass over it, with no allocation on the path of an ordinary formula. On x86-64 an optional accelerator compiles that bytecode to machine code and hands anything it declines back to the interpreter, so an answer is never fast but wrong. Results are cached by shape: once 2 + 3 has been compiled, 5 + 7 reuses the same script and only writes the numbers into a copy. 163 functions to call and 249 names in the table, your own functions and variables bound by address, symbolic differentiation. The Lazarus parser packages require FCL and define NOFORMS and NOGRAPHICS, so they install without LCL. WebAssembly uses a separate console configuration. Two units ask for more at their defaults, Thread through Application.HandleException and BlobManager through TGraphic; drop the defines and add the LCL to the package if you want them.
Myra is a minimal systems programming language inspired by Oberon and Pascal that compiles into C++23 using the Zig toolchain. Its core philosophy emphasizes a clean, unambiguous syntax while providing seamless interop, allowing developers to intermix raw C++ code directly within Myra source files. Pascal. Refined.
Waskal is a Pascal/Oberon-inspired language that compiles to wasm64 and packages code, assets, and runtime support into a single self-contained HTML file. It uses JavaScript to bridge WebAssembly with browser graphics, audio, and input, delivering portable, dependency-free apps and games with a simple double-click-and-run experience.
Pax is a Pascal/Oberon-inspired systems language that compiles to modern C++23 using Zig’s Clang toolchain, with a pass-through design that lets you mix raw C++ and Pax code freely in the same source file.
lispa, aka "LFP" or "Lisp Flavored Pascal"; is a fast, and embeddable scripting lisp that is fundamentally pascal with lisp syntax. Inspired from LFE (Lisp Flavored Erlang)
TinyPascal is a lightweight, embeddable Pascal virtual machine built in Delphi. It compiles modern Pascal to bytecode for execution in a stack-based VM with UTF-8 support, strong typing, and modular architecture. Ideal for scripting, education, rapid prototyping, and language research.
