101 files found in Library "Pascal, part 3"

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BTR_OOP.EXE No 12367 7/21/1991
BTR_OOP is a start on an OOPs interface for
Btrieve.
BUFFRA.COM No 21179 1/29/1990
BuffRa (Wentz, Eric C.; $0) is a set of
multi-dimensional (from 2 to 255) virtual
arrays examples.
CRTPLUS.COM No 19611 3/3/1990
CrtPlus 1-14-90 (Small, John W.; $20) is a
demonstration of window objects. CrtPlus
provides keyboard, cursor, and window
enhancements to Turbo Pascal 5.5's CRT unit.
It is coded in an object-oriented format.
DRAWFIL.COM No 31598 6/24/1989
DrawFill 2.0 (Biffl, Richard; $10) is a
programming tool to help design graphic fill
patterns for the Borland Graphics Interface
(BGI) used by Borland's Turbo languages.
Pascal source code is included.
EVAL_AZ.COM No 23856 7/23/1989
Eval_AZ (Zatarain, Arthur, P.E.; $0) is an
expression evaluator.
FILEOBJ.COM No 11688 9/24/1989
FileObj (Matsoukas, Bill; $0) is an OOP
object that provides an easy way to get
information about a file, such as IFEXIST,
the full file name, the base name, the date,
time, attributes and size.
GENERIC.COM No 51168 8/28/1989
Genericity (Wentz, Eric C.; $0) offers
several low level, generally useable Objects
to be used in OOP programming. Source code
is included.
HASH.COM No 6483 10/19/1989
Hash (Wentz, Eric C.; $0) is a simple
Generic hash table, designed so that with
very little effort, you can hash any data
element desired. Requires Genericity, above.
HYPRGID.COM No 50986 9/1/1989
HyperGuide (Flamig, B.; $0) explains the
basics of object-oriented programming with
Turbo Pascal. This guide shows you how to
put the power of OOP to work for you. The
HyperGuide was developed with HyperHelper, a
hypertext authoring system.
OBJOVR.COM No 8687 1/29/1990
ObjOvr (Dubois, David; $0) is a description
of a technique for using OBJitized data in
an overlayed unit. By OBJitized data, the
author means data that has been converted to
an .OBJ file using the BinObj utility, and
linked as an external procedure. Corrects a
subtle bug in the original upload technique.
OOPMOUS.COM No 29084 11/24/1989
OOPMouse (Peart, Benjamin R.; $0) is Object
Oriented Programming routine to make it
easier to use an MS mouse in your TP5.5
programs. It also includes a demo Bezier
curve program that utilizes the mouse object.
OOPWIN.EXE No 8246 7/20/1989
OOPWin (Hill, Fred; $0) is an object
oriented test project that builds an array
of expanded wildcards using an input window
and then allows comparisons with that array.
STRLINK.COM No 14881 9/24/1989
StrLink 1.01 (Rosenberger, Rob ASP; $0) in
an OOP object which implements a linked list
of strings. You can read a text file into
memory like StrLinkList. The linked list of
strings also saves space by omitting
trailing blanks on each line. StrLink can
optionally use TurboPower Software's TPRO5
toolkit.
UOBJ.COM No 6491 1/29/1990
UOBJ Unit 1.0 (Babulic, Mike; $0) is a
Pascal unit which contains the TObj class
and was written to provide a better base
object to Turbo Pascal programmers, enhance
portability between Object Pascal and Turbo
Pascal (MS/DOS), and provide the standard
base object to Quick Pascal programmers.
DJSQUASH.COM No 8790 4/30/1989
DJSquash 1.0 (Straayer, D. H.; $0) is the
Pascal source code for intercepting data
going to the printer and modifying it before
passing it along. This could be used for
making a printer compatibility filter, for
example.
ESPOOL.COM No 34547 1/18/1991
ESPooler 1.1 (Webb, Douglas; $10-$30) allows
easy addition of a spooler to your Turbo
Pascal programs. It can use the heap, EMS,
or XMS.
HPCOPY.COM No 5333 6/24/1989
HPCopy is designed to dump graphics images
produced by TP5's Graph Unit to a
Hewlett-Packard LaserJet printer. It will
print either Normal or LandScape on the HP.
HPLJTPU.COM No 14909 1/17/1991
HPLJTPU (Gibbons, Jim; $15) is a Unit that
makes it easy to use the special features,
fonts and functions of the HP LaserJet and
several font cartridges.
LPT.ZIP Yes 5832 1/18/1994
LPT 2.0 contains the Pascal source code
which allows you to drive the printers on
any or all of the LPT printer ports. This
allows printer error feedback to be
intercepted, preventing it from overflowing
the buffer. (Richard S. Sadowsky, reg. fee:
$0)
LPTINIT.COM No 6436 10/19/1990
LPTInit (Sanbar, J. Scott; $0) contains a
demonstration program and a command line
utility for determining the disposition of a
printer.
LZRTPU.COM No 9844 1/17/1991
LzrTPU (Smedley, Bob; $0) is a unit for
printing reports with an HP LaserJet. Most
of the commonly used formatting commands
have been provided as functions. Also
included is SHADETXT, which shows how to
write shaded text to an HPLJ.
PPC.COM No 11176 6/10/1991
Parallel Port Control (Upleger, Robert; $0)
prints a disk file using direct control of
the parallel port hardware. It will not use
any interrupts.
PRINTER2.PAS No 5529 10/11/1989
Printer2 is a TP6 printer unit to change the
printer port that the LST file is writ- ing
to on the fly. This is helpful to those
having a problem with DOS when stripping
Ctrl-Z's or other characters from the output
stream.
PRINTPA.COM No 26256 9/18/1990
PrintPas (DiBart, Dennis; $16) is a Turbo
Pascal source code printing utility. It
tabulates and highlights procedures and
functions, denotes global and local
variables, modifies comments and skipped
code, and more.
PRT.PAS No 9547 12/7/1989
Prt (Camp, Rick; $0) is a printer unit for
IBM Proprinters.
PRTERR.COM No 17924 6/25/1990
PrtErr (Stephenson, Brad; $?) is a routine
that intercepts printer errors before DOS
reports a critical error. Source and sample
code included.
SPOOLDB.COM No 14448 6/25/1990
Spool (Bradley, David; $0) gives your
programs the ability to spool print jobs by
giving you access to DOS's PRINT utility. It
also has various functions to control and
monitor the spooler.
SPOOLER.COM No 2551 1/29/1990
Spooler (Ebarb, Brian; $0) is a TP5 source
for a print spooler.
SPOOLAQ.ZIP Yes 13653 7/21/1992
SpoolAQ (Quint, August; $0) shows how to
output data to a printer in the background
of the application. Pascal source code and a
demo are included.
TPRNT.COM No 27946 5/29/1991
TP Printer Units (TPRNT) (OptiCom, Inc.;
$0-$25) contains objects designed to provide
an interface between a printer and an
application running under Windows.
TPSPOOL.COM No 29496 6/25/1990
TPSpool (Webb, Douglas; $10) implements a
device driver which allows TP4-5.5 programs
to print in the background in your programs.
ASORTS.COM No 18076 4/24/1991
ASorts (Rider, J.W.; $0) is a set of
general-purpose routines for sorting,
searching and moving arrays of arbitrary
elements.
QKSORT.COM No 6338 3/23/1990
QKSort (Showalter, Bob; $0) is a small unit
for TP 5.0 that uses qsort and bsearch. Up
to 32k elements can be sorted or searched.
SORTS.COM No 5723 10/18/1990
Sorts contains a general purpose engine to
sort in-memory static, dynamic, or indexed
arrays using the QuickSort algorithm.
Includes source code, examples, and a test
program.
SORTING.COM No 9424 1/29/1990
Sorting (Allison, James L.; $0) is TP5 code
illustrating five different sorting
algorithms.
SRTKIT11.ZIP Yes 11469 10/21/1993
SortKit 1.1 (Ron Loewy, reg. fee: $25) is a
TP6 OOPS sort library that includes internal
and external sorting.
MODOBJ.EXE No 28253 5/18/1993
MODOBJ 0.03 (Cox, Mark J.; $30) is a set of
routines for playing MOD files.
SBVOICE.COM No 8607 5/29/1991
SBVoice 1.0 (Mathur, Amit K.; $0) is a TP6
unit containing source code for using the
voice playback capability of the Sound
Blaster card.
SNDTOOLS.ZIP Yes 16715 10/16/1993
SoundTools (Anderson, Nels, ASP; $0) is a
set of functions for adding music and sound
effects to programs using either interrupts
or real time code. SoundTools demonstrates
two ways to generate sounds using Turbo
Pascal. The simpler method uses tables to
generate sound effects in real time. The
other method replaces the clock tick
interrupt to handle sounds in the
background. This is also a good
demonstration of Turbo Pascal interrupts in
general.
TALK.COM No 23127 5/30/1989
Talk (Dubois, David Neal and Day, Michael;
$0) is assembler and TP5 code for a speech
program which uses phonemes to speak numbers
through the PC's speaker port.
TP6VOC.EXE No 8629 5/18/1993
TP6VOC (Mathur, Amit K.; $0) is a set
routines for making and playing .VOC files.
TPBLASTR.ZIP Yes 90676 10/19/1993
TP SoundBlaster Toolkit 1.0 (Robinson,
Trevor; $20) is a set of TP6 routines for
accessing Sound Blaster compatible cards.
TXT2SP.COM No 8065 5/30/1989
Txt2Sp (Schuster, Ron; $0) is TP code for
converting English text to phoneme codes
that can be used to drive a
phonetically-programmed speech synthesizer,
such as the Covox Speech Thing.
BPOS.ZIP Yes 8378 11/1/1993
BPos 1.0 (Bruce J. Lackore, reg. fee: $0) is
Pascal code which performs searches for more
than a single string, optionally with AND/OR.
GETOPT.EXE No 11636 4/21/1993
GetOPT (Anez, Juancarlo; $0) lets you define
command line switches (program options) and
parse any command line accordingly.
INTCASE.COM No 3953 8/21/1990
IntCase is a unit which performs
international case conversion functions.
KGSTR.PAS No 4590 12/26/1992
KGSTR.PAS (Greer, Keith; $0) is a set of
routines for manipulating strings in Real or
Protected mode.
OBJSTR.COM No 4222 4/30/1991
Objstr (Fralix, Jim; $0) uses less space
than a standard string, yet it can be
accessed as a standard string.
PARSER25.ZIP Yes 48760 3/7/1994
Parser/TP 2.5 is a recursive decent
expression parser unit for Turbo Pascal.
(HyperAct, Inc., reg. fee: $30)
PRFTEST.EXE No 10567 5/8/1992
ProfTest (Potvin, Wm II; $0) is a TP6 unit
containing a DOS implementation of the
Windows Write/Get PrivateProfileString
functions, plus a ParseProfileString
function and a test program.
SRCH_RS.EXE No 4105 2/17/1992
Search (Sumner, Reuben; $0) is a TP unit for
searching text files for specified data. ASM
source code is included.
STRASM.EXE No 3627 2/17/1992
StrAsm (Greer, Keith; $0) is a pair of
string manipulation routines. One routine
removes leading spaces; the other pads or
truncates a string to a specified length.
STRGTP6.COM No 53818 7/19/1991
Strg for TP6 6.1b (Eagle Performance
Software; $30) is a set of 111
high-performance string processing routines.
Operations include case, comparison,
conversions, copy, count, delete, format,
justification, parse, search, sort, and many
more.
STRNGRW.COM No 21950 9/24/1989
Strings 1.2 (Winkel, Richard; $13) is a unit
containing 29 string related functions
written in assembler. The routines are
highly optimized and make extensive use of
the 80x86 string oriented opcodes.
STR_OBJ.COM No 5734 7/23/1989
Str_OBJ (Paxton, Mark C.; $0) is a unit for
creating and manipulating a String Object. A
sample program demos each method of
manipulating the object.
SYST.COM No 38653 11/15/1990
System Unit 5.5c (Eagle Performance
Software; $19) is a high speed replacement
system unit for Turbo Pascal 5.5. It speeds
up more than 30 routines in the system unit
including longint math up to 800%; string
handling such as Pos, Insert, Delete up to
400%; string/ integer conversions, up to
120%; and more.
TPSTR.EXE No 23502 12/16/1992
TPSTR String Utilities 1.0 (Raviart,
Philippe; $20) provides 88 powerful
functions and procedures for managing
strings.
TS_STR.COM No 34684 1/29/1990
Turbo Stuff 02.01.00 (Shenandoah Valley
Software; $40) is a set of 40 string-related
routines routines written in assembler for
use with Turbo
ZTFDD.EXE No 4067 8/16/1991
ZTFDD is a routine that can be used to
format and combine different data types in a
Write statement.
GROCERY.ZIP Yes 2421 3/8/1994
Grocery List 1.0 is Pascal source code for a
demonstration of a shopping list program.
(reg. fee: $0)
MORTPAY.COM No 13364 6/22/1989
MortPay 4.1 (Brown, R. E. & Gilbert, Raymond
A.; $0) is TP5 code for a loan amortization
program.
PASMAIL.COM No 13516 7/6/1990
Pascal Mail Label (Harrell, Tim; $0) is
Pascal source code for a mail list program.
CPUIDJL.EXE No 7457 8/14/1991
CPUID (Leonard, John D. II; $0) is a TP6
procedure that will identify a computer's
CPU and FPU coprocessor.
DESQ.COM No 7830 1/29/1990
Desq 4.2 (LeMay, James H. ASP; $0) contains
routines to interface DESQview with TP 4.0.
DESQ5X.COM No 7825 1/29/1990
Desq5x (Eagle Performance Software; $0) is a
set of DESQview interface routines that have
been modified for use for TP5.
DRIVES.ZIP Yes 7526 3/1/1994
Drives 1.0 is Pascal source code for
detecting almost any type of drive.
(Schwartz Gabriel, reg. fee: $0)
ENVCALC.COM No 6422 3/26/1991
EnvCalc demonstrates storing variables using
a DOS-like environment table, and using them
in SET, CALC, LET, and ECHO commands.
ERROR87.COM No 14415 9/18/1990
Error87 (Murdoch, D.J.; $10) is a set of
tools to help debug floating point code.
Unit ERROR87 tries to determine the cause of
run-time error 207, "Invalid floating point
operation", and fix the reported error
address. DV87 fixes bugs in Desqview 2.26
8087 error handling, and NMI fixes problems
with 8087 error reporting in some XT
machines.
ERRPAT.COM No 3002 1/29/1990
ErrPat (Larsen, Per B.; $0) is an INLINE
MACRO which allows a procedure or function
to generate a runtime-error with the address
of the CALLING statement.
EXECDEMO.PAS No 1446 10/6/1988
ExecDemo (Rubenking, Neil J.; $0)
demonstrates the use of new TP 5.0 routines
to enhance the EXEC procedure.
EXIT.PAS No 3296 3/31/1989
Exit (Dubois, David Neal; $0) is a TP5
procedure that makes it easier to set up
exit routines in Turbo Pascal. Besides
saving the bother of dealing with the
ExitProc variable, RegisterExitProcedure has
the added benefit of forcing the compiler to
check that the procedure is suitable.
EXARRAY.COM No 15976 9/1/1989
ExtendedArray (Wentz, Eric C.; $0) is a
generic ram/diskfile "hybrid" array-like
object. The ExtendedArray object resides in
both ram and on disk, swapping portions in
and out as needed. It is reasonably
efficient for up to two meg or so (more for
larger array elements). Requires units
included in Genericity.
EZMRCI.ZIP Yes 9794 3/11/1994
EZMRCI 1.0 is Pascal code which will allow
you to access the Microsoft Realtime
Compression Interface engine as used by
DoubleSpace. With it, arbitrary blocks of
data can be compress and decompressed
without any data loss. (Julian M. Bucknall,
reg. fee: $0)
FEFIX.COM No 12530 3/3/1990
FEFix (Faubion, Jay; $0) will repair the
headers in Borland Stroked Font files that
are damaged as a result of a save action by
the Borland Font Editor, FE.EXE, found in
the BGI Toolkit.
HEAP55.COM No 17688 1/29/1990
Heap 5.5 (TurboPower Software; $0) is a set
of TP 5.5 units and utilities for managing
and extending the heap.
HEAP3.COM No 4669 1/29/1990
Heap3 is a TP5 unit that implements a heap
manager similar to Turbo Pascal 3.0.
HEAP7.PAS No 5597 2/22/1993
Heap7 (Donais, Roger; $0) implements a
protected mode heap supporting Mark, GetMem,
and Release. A program can simultaneously
use the heap provided by this unit and the
SYSTEM heap.
HOTMOD.COM No 8319 3/26/1991
HotMod (Schuster, Ron; $0) lets you reassign
the hot keys in the IDE.
INST.PAS No 1073 11/16/1992
Inst (Aaron, Ron; $0) is code that shows how
to prevent multiple instances of a program
in different VMs.
IOCHECK.ZIP Yes 16770 12/29/1992
IOCheck 1.0 is a set of functions in Pascal
for I/O checking operations and returning
the error code in the function return. (Mark
Reichert, reg. fee: $0)
MAKETXT.COM No 12140 9/24/1989
MakeTxt converts a Borland help file, such
as TURBO.HLP, into a text file that is
suitable for input to the Turbo Power
Software MAKEHELP program.
MEMSTR.COM No 5226 5/30/1989
MemStr is a demonstration of a technique in
TP for storing a file of strings in a memory
array at runtime.
MOVE32.COM No 9104 6/25/1989
Move32 (Toth, Thomas A. Jr.; $0) is a set of
auto-detecting routines to use the 32-bit
data bus of the 80386/80486 microprocessors,
when present. If one of these processors is
not in use, these routines use 16 XFers,
still making them faster than the Turbo
Move() proc when moving large blocks of
information.
MRKRLS.EXE No 7952 2/22/1993
MrkRls (Cariotoglou, Mike; $0) simulates the
operation of Mark/Release to port a
real-mode program to protected mode.
OBJECTA.COM No 5008 9/1/1989
ObjectA 1.01 (Rosenberger, Rob ASP; $0) is a
TP 5.5 unit that builds on the OBJECTS.PAS
file on disk three of the TP package.
ONLINE.PAS No 1038 9/17/1991
Online (Bibb, Don; $0) checks the status of
the printer using INT 17H, Service 2.
OVERINIT.PAS No 5388 11/4/1991
Overinit 6.0 expands the heap dynamically
during program execution, taking memory away
from the overlay buffer.
OVRHAN.COM No 6920 1/29/1990
Overlay Handler (Furman, Roy; $0) allows an
application to explicitly load and unload
overlays onto the heap without interfering
with TP 5.5's management of the overlay
buffer. Source and demo included.
OVERXMS.ZIP Yes 8248 7/28/1992
Overlays in XMS 1.2 (Leijen, Wilber van; $0)
allows you to add XMS support to overlaying
in TP.
OVERLOK.COM No 5589 12/29/1989
Overlock (Schuster, Ron; $0) is a TP5.x unit
containing the functions OvrLock and
OvrUnlock. OvrLock places a "lock" on the
overlay buffer and OvrUnlock removes it.
RAMSWAP.ZIP Yes 10023 2/8/1994
RamSwap 1.0 is a TPU which allows a
programmer to write a large complex
application under the DOS environment and
still have plenty of memory for child
processes. (Anthony W. Henry, reg. fee:
$0-20)
RTE03.ZIP Yes 43652 12/10/1993
Run-time Error Handling & Recovery 1.0 (Hans
Schleichert, reg. fee: $0) is a set of BP7
routines to perform run-time error handling
from errors for real and protected mode
targets. Includes error messages, error
recovery, stack trace, overlay trace, and
formatted output. Pascal source code and
assembler code included.
RUN123.COM No 22047 3/31/1989
Run123 (Prescott, Richard W.; $8)
illustrates a method for writing TP4/5
interrupt routines to modify the behavior of
an existing program which is executed as a
subprocess. TP5 source and assembly code is
provided.
SWAPLOG.ZIP Yes 10593 3/14/1994
SwapLog is Pascal source code which will
write a real-time log of overlay loads. It's
useful in studying the overlay loading in a
program when trying to eliminate thrashing.
(Mark Reichert, reg. fee: $0)
SYS60.COM No 42593 6/7/1991
Sys60 6.0a (Eagle Performance Software; $19)
replaces the SYSTEM.TPU in your TURBO.TPL
library and provides 32 functions such as
Pos and Div that are as much as eight times
faster. Turbo Pascal 6.0 is required.
TFDD.COM No 10350 7/20/1990
TFDD (Ranger, Philippe; $5) contains the
source for four object-oriented units that
illustrate and apply TFDD's - text file
device drivers.
TP_TSR.COM No 29140 1/29/1990
TP_Tsr (Prescott, Richard W.; $0)
illustrates a method for writing TP4/5 TSRs.
The interrupt hook and return procedures are
written in assembly language, however the
remainder of the application can be written
entirely in Pascal, can use up to 64K stack,
and can Chain or Return from Interrupt from
any point in the Pascal Code.
TPFORT.COM No 18264 11/24/1989
TPFort 1.0 (Murdoch, D. J.; $0) is a
collection of several procedures that will
allow Microsoft Fortran routines to be
called from Turbo Pascal.
TPTSR.COM No 34423 7/20/1990
TPTSR (Small, John; $20) is a TP unit that
turns your Turbo Pascal 5.5 program into a
TSR. Includes a demo TSR (popup calendar).
TAP.EXE No 65590 3/31/1989
Turbo Apprentice 1.0 (Cypress Systems, Inc.;
$15) is a TSR utility which enables you to
extend Turbo Pascal's context-sensitive help
system to include reference information for
your own units, procedures and functions.
Requires a hard disk and TP4+.
VIRTMEM.EXE No 53633 10/24/1992
VirtuMem (Techsonix Marketing; $18) is a
virtual memory system that extends dynamic
memory into expanded memory and then onto
disk. It works with any structures that
would normally be dynamically stored as part
of the heap, including, but not limited to
arrays, records, and objects. Virtual memory
size can be up to 4 gigs.