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MIDletPascal is Pascal-like programming language specifically suited for development of mobile applications. MIDletPascal compiler translates Pascal code into Java™ micro edition (J2ME) bytecode. Programs written in MIDletPascal can be executed on any mobile device (such as mobile phones) supporting MIDP 1.0 and CLDC 1.0 platform.
With MIDletPascal language developing mobile applications is easy and straightforward. If you are already familiar with Pascal, Delphi or Kylix you can start writing your own mobile applications within minutes.
MIDletPascal comes with user-friendly IDE (integrated development environment) for Windows. The IDE has integrated compiler, Java bytecode preverifier and JAR archive builder so compiling and building MIDlets is as easy as a push of a button.
Since MIDletPascal generates low-level Java™ bytecode, generated MIDlets have small footprint and run fast. Some similar tools that can be found on the Internet generate an intermediate code and pack it with an interpreter into a JAR file - that approach creates large JAR files for distribution and yields slow execution. MIDletPascal directly generates Java bytecode, so you don't need Java compiler installed on your machine, and compile process is very fast.
MIDletPascal supports the following features:
* boolean, integer, character, string, array (multidimensional arrays are supported), record and image data types
* most Pascal program flow-control statements: if-then-else statement, do-while loop, repeat-until loop, for loop, procedures and functions
* support for multiple source files and multiple build configurations.
defining constants and custom data types
* graphics functions to access the mobile device display and to load and display PNG images
* integrated PNG image editor
* functions to access the mobile device keypad
* user-interface (forms) support
* HTTP connectivity
* SMS messaging
* sound functions
* record store support (record store is where you save data on the mobile phone)
* date and time functions, string functions, random number generator functions
* customizable syntax coloring editor
* real (floating-point) numbers and math functions
* compiler directly generates Java bytecode - fast compile and execute!
* support for phone emulators
* help, tutorial and function reference
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Hello..
Thx for sharing.
Do you know any midletpascal project repository?