This package contains a freeware pascal compiler for 386+. The
language and the runtime library is less or more compatible to TP 7.0
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required system:
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	- DOS 3.3
	- 386 processor
	- 640 kB RAM
	- hard disk with 3.5 MB free space
	
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The current version is only an evalution version.
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Installation:
Start the install program INSTALL.EXE and follow the instructions.

Test:
	cd demo
        ppc386 -a hello
	go32 hello
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The documentation is in HTML available in the directory DOC.
The "home page" is WELCOME.HTML
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This packages can be used and distributed under the conditions which
are described in COPYING.DJ and COPYING 
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Questions etc. to:        fnklaemp@cip.ft.uni-erlangen.de
FPKPascal in the WEB:     http://www.brain.uni-freiburg.de/~klaus/pascal/fpk-pas/

Mailing list: fpkpascal@balabit.saturnus.vein.hu
List server: listserv@balabit.saturnus.vein.hu

What's new (since 0.6.2):
   * HTML doc
   * compiler:
      - bug fixes
      - new unit format (sorry for this change again)
      - warnings can be disabled (command line option -w-)
      - typed set constants
      - unit path can be set with the option -Upxxxx
      - Config files are supported (PPC386.CFG)
      - type CARDINAL supported (unsigned 32 longint) 
        I don't know if this work
   * integrated preprocessor (look at PREPROC.HTML)
      - bug fixes
      - $IFNDEF
      - $MESSAGE, $WARNING and $ERROR
      - macros like C (use option -Sm):
          {$DEFINE expr=
            a:=a+b;
          }
          
          begin
             expr  { becomes a:=a+b; }
          {$DEFINE b=100}
             expr  { becomes a:=a+100; }
          end;
      - predefined symbols for the compiler (look at PREPROC.HTML)
   * integrated ASSEMBLER (look at ASM.HTML)
      - access to local and parameter symbols
      - keywords __SELF, __RESULT and __OLDEBP
   * runtime library:
      - new dos extender
      - new graphic drivers (now VESA is supported)
      - system.exp
      - system.round
      - system.filemode
      - new unit FMOUSE
   * utilities:
      - new install program
   * FreeVision
      - better OBJECTS.PP
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