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  This is the comp.lang.pascal.borland Mini-FAQ, maintained by Tom Wheeley
  mailto:t...@tsys.demon.co.uk.

  What's New?  (New bits are marked with a '|' at the line beginning)

       ****** NOW AVAILABLE TO READ ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB ! ******
       *                                                         *
       *  http://www/geocities.com/TimesSquare/2678/clpbfaq.html *
       *                                                         *
|      * * *(Note that this may be less up to date than this)* * *

     + Every web site is now documented
     + Bug Lists

  What's Pending?

     + Approval for *.answers and rtfm.mit.edu :)
       This appears as if it will take a couple of months...

  ***********************************************************************
  Contents:

          1  What is comp.lang.pascal.borland?
            1.1  History of the Group
            1.2  Posting Guidelines

          2  Where can I find {more?} Information?
            2.1  FAQs (about pascal)
            2.2  FTP sites
            2.3  WWW sites
            2.4  Notable sources of information
            2.5  Uploading your masterpieces to an FTP site

          3  Frequently Asked Questions (Not for the pascal language).
             *Including*
               How do I make EXE files with Turbo Pascal?
               Is it possible to 'decompile' pascal EXEs or TPUs?
               Are there any ways to convert Pascal to C?

          APPENDIX A - FTP site mirrors
          APPENDIX B - Credits

  ***********************************************************************
   1.  What is comp.lang.pascal.borland?
  *************************************************************************

  This is the group for discussion on Borland Pascal, Turbo Pascal and
  Pascal for windows systems.  All users are welcome, and this group is
  not moderated.  In order to keep usenet confusion down, we request that
  you post only questions or discussions concerning pascal on the Borland
  Pascal compilers. Please note that the Delphi does not really belong in
  this group, seeing as there are three other groups for Delphi discussion

       news:comp.lang.pascal.delphi.components
       news:comp.lang.pascal.delphi.databases
       news:comp.lang.pascal.delphi.misc

  There are also the following pascal groups:

       news:comp.lang.pascal.ansi-iso
       news:comp.lang.pascal.mac
       news:comp.lang.pascal.misc

  And the Turbovision group described as "Borland's text application
  libraries."  It is C-biased, but Pascal does get a look-in:

       news:comp.os.msdos.programmer.turbovision

  Prof. Timo Salmi posts a FAQ regarding the newsgroup reorganization
  weekly.  It is also available from garbo (see 'FTP sites')

  Important: *+* Please do not post to the obsolete comp.lang.pascal *+*

  * History of the Group

  This group was created by popular vote on June 12, 1995.
  Information on the group is available from:
    ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/doc-net/pasgroup.zip

  * Posting Guidelines

    * "A problem well stated is a problem half solved" -- Charles F. Kettering

    *  Put as much information as you can early in the subject line.
       Subjects like "help me" or "question about Pascal" are silly.  Please
       also note that some newsreaders truncate the subject line early.

|   *  Usually, it will be sufficient to post to a single one of the Pascal
|      groups.  But if you ever need to post to more than one group, be sure
|      to use a single cross-posted article rather than multiple postings;
|      the Newsgroups entry lists the groups, separated by commas.

    *  Please do not request the answer to your question solely via e-mail!
       Someone else will be interested, and it is only polite to the readers

    *  We will not do your homework for you!
       We will, however, give advice on specific topics.

    *  Be aware of limits. Many newsreaders have difficulty with subject
       lines over 40 characters (which get chopped up). Try to keep
       your posting text lines to 70 characters or LESS. If you use more,
       your posts will look messy when quoted.  My excuse is I use Dos Edit.

    *  Binaries should NOT be posted to this group.  Nor MIME Attachments.
|      (Especially {*word*193} are those mailers which convert '=' to '=3D', a very
|      bad thing to do to some Pascal source code...)
       If you want to distribute binaries or large source files then you could
       upload it to one of the FTP sites. See the section 'Uploading your
       masterpieces to an FTP site'

       If you are wondering *why* binaries are banned, read this:
       ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/ts/tsfaqn43.zip
        13. *****
         Q: May I just go ahead and post binaries to discussion newsgroups?

       Expressly forbidden is posting of any commercial material, for
       example Turbo Pascal 7, or even just GRAPH.TPU.  *This is illegal*
       Do not even ask for these.  Contact Borland if you have a problem.

  *************************************************************************
   2.  Where can I find more information?
  *************************************************************************

  * Pascal FAQs:
     - The infamous, ubiquitous, mandatory and downright useful
       Timo Salmi's 'Common Turbo Pascal Questions and Timo's answers'
|      is available at ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/link/tsfaqp.zip

     - Jon Shemitz' comp.lang.pascal FAQ
       http://www.armory.com/~jon/clp-faq.html

     - Pascal Turbo Vision FAQ
       http://www.zeta.org.au/~grove/pasfhome.html (see WWW section)

  *************************************************************************
   2.2   FTP sites: See Appendix A for mirrors
  *************************************************************************

  'Garbo'   The primary Turbo Pascal source/unit site.
            ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/   {turbopa* directories}
            http://garbo.uwasa.fi

  'Oulu'    Lots of files related to game (and demo?) programming.
            ftp://x2ftp.oulu.fi/pub/msdos/programming/
            http://x2ftp.oulu.fi

  'SimTel'  "The Coast to Coast Software Repository"
            ftp://ftp.coast.net/SimTel/turbopas         {../info too}
            http://www.coast.net/SimTel

  'Borland' Borland's Web site
            ftp://ftp.borland.com/
            http://www.borland.com/index.html

  TV site   Turbovision source/applications ?
            ftp://jam.cog.brown.edu/pub/turbo-vision

  These may be referred to by the name in the left hand column, both in
  this FAQ, and on the newsgroup.  For SimTel and Garbo at least, please
  try to use a closer, faster, mirror site. (In Appendix A)

  *************************************************************************
   2.3   WWW sites
  *************************************************************************

  If you have a Web site concentrating on Pascal (esp. Borland), then why
  not get it added to the list in the FAQ.  Just send the URL and a short
  description to me, <URL:mailto:t...@tsys.demon.co.uk>.
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------
  * Turbo Pascal Programmers Page
    http://www.cs.vu.nl/~jprins/tp.html

  This page is supposed to give a quick overview of what is available
  on the net for programmers in Turbo/Borland Pascal.

  The page covers:

     BGI drivers, Book descriptions, Compilers, Delphi, FAQ's,
     FTP sites, Game programming, Genetic programming, Graphics programming,
     Information, Manuals, Newsgroups, Numeric programming, Sources,
     Sound programming, Turbo Vision, Websearching, Windows programming,
     Winsock programming, WWW sites, ZZZ attic

  {Jeroen Prins}
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------
  * Scott's Cool Programming Page
    http://www.vivanet.com/~scotts/pascal

  This page is mainly devoted to the cooler aspects of programming
  including sound blaster, cd-rom and graphics. I have articles which are
  articles I've either found or written on certain topics and I have a file
  formats section and a newgroups section (only has one newgroup in it
  right now). Its not entirely pascal, there is some C code in one or two
  of the articles but I program in pascal and my articles all have pascal
  code in it.

  {Scott Serven}
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------
  * TVPlus: Home Page
    http://www.zeta.org.au/~grove/tvhome.html

| This is mainly C-biased, but the Pascal section is accessible from
| http://www.zeta.org.au/~grove/pasfhome.html
|
| This page contains frequently (and not so frequently) asked Pascal
| TurboVision questions with Berend's and other users's answers. Comments,
| corrections, and additions are solicited.

  {?}
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------
  * Rex K. Perkins Pascal Page
    http://www.iii.net/users/rexkp/ppp

| This page provides current information on BugSlay, The Pascal Postmortem
| De{*word*81}, as well as links to other Pascal related information.
|
| Initially I am focusing on the Borland compilers. If sufficient interest
| is shown, along with information on WWW/ftp sites, I will
...

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Re:comp.lang.pascal.borland Mini-FAQ (96/01/27)


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  This is the comp.lang.pascal.borland Mini-FAQ, maintained by Tom Wheeley
  mailto:t...@tsys.demon.co.uk.

  What's New?  (New bits are marked with a '|' at the line beginning)

       ****** NOW AVAILABLE TO READ ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB ! ******
       *                                                         *
       *  http://www/geocities.com/TimesSquare/2678/clpbfaq.html *
       *                                                         *
|      * * *(Note that this may be less up to date than this)* * *

     + Every web site is now documented
     + Bug Lists

  What's Pending?

     + Approval for *.answers and rtfm.mit.edu :)
       This appears as if it will take a couple of months...

  ***********************************************************************
  Contents:

          1  What is comp.lang.pascal.borland?
            1.1  History of the Group
            1.2  Posting Guidelines

          2  Where can I find {more?} Information?
            2.1  FAQs (about pascal)
            2.2  FTP sites
            2.3  WWW sites
            2.4  Notable sources of information
            2.5  Uploading your masterpieces to an FTP site

          3  Frequently Asked Questions (Not for the pascal language).
             *Including*
               How do I make EXE files with Turbo Pascal?
               Is it possible to 'decompile' pascal EXEs or TPUs?
               Are there any ways to convert Pascal to C?

          APPENDIX A - FTP site mirrors
          APPENDIX B - Credits

  ***********************************************************************
   1.  What is comp.lang.pascal.borland?
  *************************************************************************

  This is the group for discussion on Borland Pascal, Turbo Pascal and
  Pascal for windows systems.  All users are welcome, and this group is
  not moderated.  In order to keep usenet confusion down, we request that
  you post only questions or discussions concerning pascal on the Borland
  Pascal compilers. Please note that the Delphi does not really belong in
  this group, seeing as there are three other groups for Delphi discussion

       news:comp.lang.pascal.delphi.components
       news:comp.lang.pascal.delphi.databases
       news:comp.lang.pascal.delphi.misc

  There are also the following pascal groups:

       news:comp.lang.pascal.ansi-iso
       news:comp.lang.pascal.mac
       news:comp.lang.pascal.misc

  And the Turbovision group described as "Borland's text application
  libraries."  It is C-biased, but Pascal does get a look-in:

       news:comp.os.msdos.programmer.turbovision

  Prof. Timo Salmi posts a FAQ regarding the newsgroup reorganization
  weekly.  It is also available from garbo (see 'FTP sites')

  Important: *+* Please do not post to the obsolete comp.lang.pascal *+*

  * History of the Group

  This group was created by popular vote on June 12, 1995.
  Information on the group is available from:
    ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/doc-net/pasgroup.zip

  * Posting Guidelines

    * "A problem well stated is a problem half solved" -- Charles F. Kettering

    *  Put as much information as you can early in the subject line.
       Subjects like "help me" or "question about Pascal" are silly.  Please
       also note that some newsreaders truncate the subject line early.

|   *  Usually, it will be sufficient to post to a single one of the Pascal
|      groups.  But if you ever need to post to more than one group, be sure
|      to use a single cross-posted article rather than multiple postings;
|      the Newsgroups entry lists the groups, separated by commas.

    *  Please do not request the answer to your question solely via e-mail!
       Someone else will be interested, and it is only polite to the readers

    *  We will not do your homework for you!
       We will, however, give advice on specific topics.

    *  Be aware of limits. Many newsreaders have difficulty with subject
       lines over 40 characters (which get chopped up). Try to keep
       your posting text lines to 70 characters or LESS. If you use more,
       your posts will look messy when quoted.  My excuse is I use Dos Edit.

    *  Binaries should NOT be posted to this group.  Nor MIME Attachments.
|      (Especially {*word*193} are those mailers which convert '=' to '=3D', a very
|      bad thing to do to some Pascal source code...)
       If you want to distribute binaries or large source files then you could
       upload it to one of the FTP sites. See the section 'Uploading your
       masterpieces to an FTP site'

       If you are wondering *why* binaries are banned, read this:
       ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/ts/tsfaqn43.zip
        13. *****
         Q: May I just go ahead and post binaries to discussion newsgroups?

       Expressly forbidden is posting of any commercial material, for
       example Turbo Pascal 7, or even just GRAPH.TPU.  *This is illegal*
       Do not even ask for these.  Contact Borland if you have a problem.

  *************************************************************************
   2.  Where can I find more information?
  *************************************************************************

  * Pascal FAQs:
     - The infamous, ubiquitous, mandatory and downright useful
       Timo Salmi's 'Common Turbo Pascal Questions and Timo's answers'
|      is available at ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/link/tsfaqp.zip

     - Jon Shemitz' comp.lang.pascal FAQ
       http://www.armory.com/~jon/clp-faq.html

     - Pascal Turbo Vision FAQ
       http://www.zeta.org.au/~grove/pasfhome.html (see WWW section)

  *************************************************************************
   2.2   FTP sites: See Appendix A for mirrors
  *************************************************************************

  'Garbo'   The primary Turbo Pascal source/unit site.
            ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/   {turbopa* directories}
            http://garbo.uwasa.fi

  'Oulu'    Lots of files related to game (and demo?) programming.
            ftp://x2ftp.oulu.fi/pub/msdos/programming/
            http://x2ftp.oulu.fi

  'SimTel'  "The Coast to Coast Software Repository"
            ftp://ftp.coast.net/SimTel/turbopas         {../info too}
            http://www.coast.net/SimTel

  'Borland' Borland's Web site
            ftp://ftp.borland.com/
            http://www.borland.com/index.html

  TV site   Turbovision source/applications ?
            ftp://jam.cog.brown.edu/pub/turbo-vision

  These may be referred to by the name in the left hand column, both in
  this FAQ, and on the newsgroup.  For SimTel and Garbo at least, please
  try to use a closer, faster, mirror site. (In Appendix A)

  *************************************************************************
   2.3   WWW sites
  *************************************************************************

  If you have a Web site concentrating on Pascal (esp. Borland), then why
  not get it added to the list in the FAQ.  Just send the URL and a short
  description to me, <URL:mailto:t...@tsys.demon.co.uk>.
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------
  * Turbo Pascal Programmers Page
    http://www.cs.vu.nl/~jprins/tp.html

  This page is supposed to give a quick overview of what is available
  on the net for programmers in Turbo/Borland Pascal.

  The page covers:

     BGI drivers, Book descriptions, Compilers, Delphi, FAQ's,
     FTP sites, Game programming, Genetic programming, Graphics programming,
     Information, Manuals, Newsgroups, Numeric programming, Sources,
     Sound programming, Turbo Vision, Websearching, Windows programming,
     Winsock programming, WWW sites, ZZZ attic

  {Jeroen Prins}
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------
  * Scott's Cool Programming Page
    http://www.vivanet.com/~scotts/pascal

  This page is mainly devoted to the cooler aspects of programming
  including sound blaster, cd-rom and graphics. I have articles which are
  articles I've either found or written on certain topics and I have a file
  formats section and a newgroups section (only has one newgroup in it
  right now). Its not entirely pascal, there is some C code in one or two
  of the articles but I program in pascal and my articles all have pascal
  code in it.

  {Scott Serven}
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------
  * TVPlus: Home Page
    http://www.zeta.org.au/~grove/tvhome.html

| This is mainly C-biased, but the Pascal section is accessible from
| http://www.zeta.org.au/~grove/pasfhome.html
|
| This page contains frequently (and not so frequently) asked Pascal
| TurboVision questions with Berend's and other users's answers. Comments,
| corrections, and additions are solicited.

  {?}
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------
  * Rex K. Perkins Pascal Page
    http://www.iii.net/users/rexkp/ppp

| This page provides current information on BugSlay, The Pascal Postmortem
| De{*word*81}, as well as links to other Pascal related information.
|
| Initially I am focusing on the Borland compilers. If sufficient interest
| is shown, along with information on WWW/ftp sites, I will
...

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Re:comp.lang.pascal.borland Mini-FAQ (96/01/27)


Re:comp.lang.pascal.borland Mini-FAQ (96/01/27)


Tom Wheeley has hardware problems at present; he has asked me to repost the
FAQ with his current (minor) amendments.  This is about the best I can do from
here.  Noteworthy change : Ralf Brown's List is now version 49 (& in it,
*.FLT is different.  Changes are marked "|||".
            John Stockton

=======

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In article <10...@tsys.demon.co.uk> auto...@tsys.demon.co.uk writes:

From: auto...@tsys.demon.co.uk
Subject: comp.lang.pascal.borland Mini-FAQ (96/01/27)
Date: Sun, 4 Feb 1996 03:13:15 GMT
Summary: Mini-FAQ for the Newsgroup comp.lang.pascal.borland.  It covers
Keywords: FAQ CLPB MINI

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  This is the comp.lang.pascal.borland Mini-FAQ, maintained by Tom Wheeley
  mailto:t...@tsys.demon.co.uk.

  What's New?  (New bits are marked with a '|' at the line beginning)

       ****** NOW AVAILABLE TO READ ON THE WORLD WIDE WEB ! ******
       *                                                         *
       *  http://www/geocities.com/TimesSquare/2678/clpbfaq.html *
       *                                                         *
|||>|      * * *(Note: that site may be less up to date than this FAQ)* * *

     + Every web site is now documented
     + Bug Lists

  What's Pending?

     + Approval for *.answers and rtfm.mit.edu :)
       This appears as if it will take a couple of months...

  ***********************************************************************
  Contents:

          1  What is comp.lang.pascal.borland?
            1.1  History of the Group
            1.2  Posting Guidelines

          2  Where can I find {more?} Information?
            2.1  FAQs (about pascal)
            2.2  FTP sites
            2.3  WWW sites
            2.4  Notable sources of information
            2.5  Uploading your masterpieces to an FTP site

          3  Frequently Asked Questions (Not for the pascal language).
             *Including*
               How do I make EXE files with Turbo Pascal?
               Is it possible to 'decompile' pascal EXEs or TPUs?
               Are there any ways to convert Pascal to C?

          APPENDIX A - FTP site mirrors
          APPENDIX B - Credits

  ***********************************************************************
   1.  What is comp.lang.pascal.borland?
  *************************************************************************

  This is the group for discussion on Borland Pascal, Turbo Pascal and
  Pascal for windows systems.  All users are welcome, and this group is
  not moderated.  In order to keep usenet confusion down, we request that
  you post only questions or discussions concerning pascal on the Borland
  Pascal compilers. Please note that the Delphi does not really belong in
  this group, seeing as there are three other groups for Delphi discussion

       news:comp.lang.pascal.delphi.components
       news:comp.lang.pascal.delphi.databases
       news:comp.lang.pascal.delphi.misc

  There are also the following pascal groups:

       news:comp.lang.pascal.ansi-iso
       news:comp.lang.pascal.mac
       news:comp.lang.pascal.misc

  And the Turbovision group described as "Borland's text application
  libraries."  It is C-biased, but Pascal does get a look-in:

       news:comp.os.msdos.programmer.turbovision

  Prof. Timo Salmi posts a FAQ regarding the newsgroup reorganization
  weekly.  It is also available from garbo (see 'FTP sites')

  Important: *+* Please do not post to the obsolete comp.lang.pascal *+*

  * History of the Group

  This group was created by popular vote on June 12, 1995.
  Information on the group is available from:
    ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/doc-net/pasgroup.zip

  * Posting Guidelines

    * "A problem well stated is a problem half solved" -- Charles F. Kettering

    *  Put as much information as you can early in the subject line.
       Subjects like "help me" or "question about Pascal" are silly.  Please
       also note that some newsreaders truncate the subject line early.

|   *  Usually, it will be sufficient to post to a single one of the Pascal
|      groups.  But if you ever need to post to more than one group, be sure
|      to use a single cross-posted article rather than multiple postings;
|      the Newsgroups entry lists the groups, separated by commas.

    *  Please do not request the answer to your question solely via e-mail!
       Someone else will be interested, and it is only polite to the readers

    *  We will not do your homework for you!
       We will, however, give advice on specific topics.

    *  Be aware of limits. Many newsreaders have difficulty with subject
       lines over 40 characters (which get chopped up). Try to keep
       your posting text lines to 70 characters or LESS. If you use more,
       your posts will look messy when quoted.  My excuse is I use Dos Edit.

    *  Binaries should NOT be posted to this group.  Nor MIME Attachments.
|      (Especially {*word*193} are those mailers which convert '=' to '=3D', a very
|      bad thing to do to some Pascal source code...)
       If you want to distribute binaries or large source files then you could
       upload it to one of the FTP sites. See the section 'Uploading your
       masterpieces to an FTP site'

       If you are wondering *why* binaries are banned, read this:
       ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/ts/tsfaqn43.zip
        13. *****
         Q: May I just go ahead and post binaries to discussion newsgroups?

       Expressly forbidden is posting of any commercial material, for
       example Turbo Pascal 7, or even just GRAPH.TPU.  *This is illegal*
       Do not even ask for these.  Contact Borland if you have a problem.

  *************************************************************************
   2.  Where can I find more information?
  *************************************************************************

  * Pascal FAQs:
     - The infamous, ubiquitous, mandatory and downright useful
       Timo Salmi's 'Common Turbo Pascal Questions and Timo's answers'
|      is available at ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/link/tsfaqp.zip

     - Jon Shemitz' comp.lang.pascal FAQ
       http://www.armory.com/~jon/clp-faq.html

     - Pascal Turbo Vision FAQ
       http://www.zeta.org.au/~grove/pasfhome.html (see WWW section)

  *************************************************************************
   2.2   FTP sites: See Appendix A for mirrors
  *************************************************************************

  'Garbo'   The primary Turbo Pascal source/unit site.
            ftp://garbo.uwasa.fi/pc/   {turbopa* directories}
            http://garbo.uwasa.fi

  'Oulu'    Lots of files related to game (and demo?) programming.
            ftp://x2ftp.oulu.fi/pub/msdos/programming/
            http://x2ftp.oulu.fi

  'SimTel'  "The Coast to Coast Software Repository"
            ftp://ftp.coast.net/SimTel/turbopas         {../info too}
            http://www.coast.net/SimTel

  'Borland' Borland's Web site
            ftp://ftp.borland.com/
            http://www.borland.com/index.html

  TV site   Turbovision source/applications ?
            ftp://jam.cog.brown.edu/pub/turbo-vision

  These may be referred to by the name in the left hand column, both in
  this FAQ, and on the newsgroup.  For SimTel and Garbo at least, please
  try to use a closer, faster, mirror site. (In Appendix A)

  *************************************************************************
   2.3   WWW sites
  *************************************************************************

  If you have a Web site concentrating on Pascal (esp. Borland), then why
  not get it added to the list in the FAQ.  Just send the URL and a short
  description to me, <URL:mailto:t...@tsys.demon.co.uk>.
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------
  * Turbo Pascal Programmers Page
    http://www.cs.vu.nl/~jprins/tp.html

  This page is supposed to give a quick overview of what is available
  on the net for programmers in Turbo/Borland Pascal.

  The page covers:

     BGI drivers, Book descriptions, Compilers, Delphi, FAQ's,
     FTP sites, Game programming, Genetic programming, Graphics programming,
     Information, Manuals, Newsgroups, Numeric programming, Sources,
     Sound programming, Turbo Vision, Websearching, Windows programming,
     Winsock programming, WWW sites, ZZZ attic

  {Jeroen Prins}
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------
  * Scott's Cool Programming Page
    http://www.vivanet.com/~scotts/pascal

  This page is mainly devoted to the cooler aspects of programming
  including sound blaster, cd-rom and graphics. I have articles which are
  articles I've either found or written on certain topics and I have a file
  formats section and a newgroups section (only has one newgroup in it
  right now). Its not entirely pascal, there is some C code in one or two
  of the articles but I program in pascal and my articles all have pascal
  code in it.

  {Scott Serven}
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------
  * TVPlus: Home Page
    http://www.zeta.org.au/~grove/tvhome.html

| This is mainly C-biased, but the Pascal section is accessible from
| http://www.zeta.org.au/~grove/pasfhome.html
|
| This page
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