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DWScript is an object-oriented scripting engine for Delphi based on the Delphi language, with extensions borrowed from other Pascal languages (FreePascal, Prism, etc.). It introduces a few Pascal language extensions of its own as well. DWScript is licensed under Mozilla Public License v 1.1 .
Codetools is a Lazarus package providing tools to parse, explore, edit and refactor Pascal sources. The codetools have been packaged in their own module and are licensed under GPL. Many examples showing how to use the codetools in your own programs can be found under components/codetools/examples.
FasmOnDelphi is a Free Pascal/Delphi library for using Flat Assembler in any OS (can use FASM.DLL on Windows). It is a cross platform (Flat Assembler can work only on i386 compatible platforms) library for using FASM in runtime. In contrast to Fasm4Delphi, it does not depend on operating system and bit type.
This package contains some useful units for dealing with Pascal source files: Parsing, creating structures in memory, and output to files.
Fppkg is the Free Pascal package manager. It is used to compile and install Free Pascal packages which are based on FPMake . It also resolves dependencies between packages and can fetch the packages from a central repository.
The gdbint package contains a set of units to interface to the GNU debugger (GDB) library, libgdb. It is used in the Free Pascal text-based IDE. The units are:
lazbuild is a command line utility to compile Lazarus projects and packages, as well as the Lazarus IDE itself. When you built Lazarus yourself you can find the lazbuild executable in the Lazarus source directory together with the lazarus executable.
FPC is quite a large body of source, and the organisation of the source is a constant problem, with immense effects on release engineering, deployment and packaging. On this page I try to describe some of the problems involved with how FPC is packaged. This is not a constant situation, it evolves as new packages, dependencies and insights are acquired.
REXX is a programming language originally developed by IBM and over time included in all IBM operating systems (e.g. OS/2, AIX and PC DOS). In addition to this, various IBM and non-IBM implementations have been made available for most operating systems/environments (including free implementations for Win32/Win64, Linux, Mac OS X, Solaris and many others - e.g. Regina, Open Object Rexx). This interface unit makes it possible to inter-mix code written in Pascal with REXX.