I'm going to pass my exams and then go to my non-internet connected home. So...

Bye. Thanks to Peter Vreman, Jonas Maebe and all those people who have answered my questions without asking anything back.

Most of your reasonaments about translating Pascal in other languages are correct.

But I have three main reasons to do it:

1) There's a non GNU Spanish Programmation Language and I don't like it's like BASIC, quite simple and it distinguish a line of code from another with a RETURN/INTRO not with a ; like in Pascal.

Mainpage: http://www.ttcentralco.f2s.com/interp.html Some examples: http://www.ttcentralco.f2s.com/retos/sol2122000.html

It only works in Win32 not in Linux.

2) To learn, if you're very very very childish I think it's better to learn to program, to program simply programs in your own language. Later you will see that programming without using English is hard and that everybody in Internet, uses English programming languages to make all much simpler.

But it would be easier than people that begin to program in English programming directly. Just translating.

3) And third, I'm young and I want to do it, it's a goal that I want to achieve.

Well, see you in the future.

P.S.:
I've disabled my email sending from this newsgroup so if you want to write me back and you think that it's too too much important write me directly to my email.

One more favour, if you see any Spanish person or I don't know anyone that it's from other nationality that understand Spanish, and by any chance (s)he wants to translate freepascal into his/her language, tell him/her to see here file quehacer.txt:

http://www.geocities.com/beatlesnap/hispascal_05_06_2001.zip

It's the backup of my work up to now.

I'm online again on OCTOBER 2002. Or September, I'm not sure.

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