Scientific Pascal

Applications of the #Pascal #programming language in #science, #research, #medicine and #technology. Semi-automated & curated by J. W. Dietrich (@drjwdietrich)

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

MRIcron, a powerful visualisation tool for neuroimaging research, has been written in #Object_Pascal with the #Lazarus_IDE to support platform-sensitive development and to provide a processor-native high-performance software system.
https://t.co/5y53NMwIsT
https://t.co/FPKaVjY24f

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

#Lazarus IDE 3.6 released.
#Pascal programming | #Object_Pascal
https://t.co/W1qtcVWJIZ

[International Pascal Congress @Pascal_Congress]

Dr. @drjwdietrich, a renowned researcher, gave a plenary talk in the IPC, explaining how he and his collaborators use Object Pascal in his labs. Enjoy the talk ! #Pascal #Programming #research #IPC #InternationalPascalCongress #ObjectPascal https://t.co/TxZXAUimLB

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

When it comes to performance, #Object_Pascal is a preferable programming language for computer #simulations in life sciences.

@SERGIO_M_T @freepascaldev @LazarusDev @lazarusforum

[Johannes W. Dietrich @drjwdietrich]

Which programming language is fit for high-performance computer simulations in biomedical #cybernetics? We found that #Free_Pascal generates faster code than S/R and #Python. Interestingly, Object #Pascal even outperforms #Swift and C++.

https://t.co/5wOJdYWxGy

[CyberUnits Team @CyberUnitsTeam]

#CyberUnits Bricks was the basis of an implementation and performance study that has recently been published in ADCAIJ (Advances in Distributed Computing and Artificial Intelligence Journal).

https://t.co/0eQhUp6jeJ

https://t.co/q57OP0ek9z

[International Pascal Congress @Pascal_Congress]

Dear friends, we have uploaded the plenary talk "Parallel programming in Pascal" by
@thedelphigeek . If you want to enjoy it again here it is! https://t.co/6yM0TL8FnX #Pascal #Programming #Delphi #IPC2023 #IPC #InternationalPascalCongress

[MarcoCantu @marcocantu]

Not fully lost. Delphi developers still enjoy them.

[pikuma.com @pikuma]

Historically, #C was not always the default language for writing operating systems.

There is a rich tradition of operating systems written in #Pascal, with the probably best-known example being classical Mac OS (not to be confused with macOS, that is written in Objective C). Up until System 7, Mac OS was nearly entirely written in Pascal.

Other operating systems written in Pascal include #LisaOS and the #Lillith system software.

The operating system for the famous #XeroxStar was written in Mesa, which is a modular programming language of the Pascal family.

[Jeff Duntemann @JeffDuntemann]

Lazarus v3.2 is now ready to download. Built with FreePascal 3.2.2, it's mostly a bugfix release, but hey, bugs is bugs and they're worth getting rid of, especially in something as compelling as the Lazarus IDE/GUI builder.
#programming #FPC #pascal
https://t.co/uafvOKqrmp

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

#Intracranial pressure is vital for decisions in #neurointensive care. Its dynamics are only partly understood. Computer simulations in #Object_Pascal with @EmbarcaderoTech #Delphi provide new insights by clarifying the role of the intersitial fluid. https://t.co/kOAcE5u0Ug

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

#Lazarus IDE 3.2 released. #Lazarus_IDE @LazarusDev @freepascaldev @lazarusforum https://t.co/qhsvnF7XBk

[Embarcadero Tech @EmbarcaderoTech]

#Delphi29th: "Delphi makes cross-platform development a reality, enabling high-performance solutions on all major platforms with a single codebase." Allen Drennan, Grijjy

Learn more: https://t.co/a6pBtGPLHG

#Delphi #developers #tools

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

This widely used software is written in #Pascal and #Object_Pascal.

[SPINA Team @SPINATeam]

#SPINA_Thyr 4.2.1 released. This new version fixes several minor bugs. It is compatible with Windows (32 and 64 bits), macOS (Intel and Apple Silicon) and several Unix and Linux variants. https://t.co/ISW7whChZM https://t.co/5bfqJf1FbB https://t.co/BVusEpkraP

[Jeroen Wiert Pluimers @[email protected] @jpluimers]

The problem with most web applications is that their JavaScript load is so big that they are as fast as 1980's terminal applications.

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

#Schematics of the #CDC_6000 series by the Control Data Corporation, an early supercomputer and the first machine receiving a #Pascal compiler.

Source: https://t.co/S7JfJPmhPl

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

BLAISE PASCAL CAFE in IJsselstein NETHERLANDS

Saturday 6th of April 2024

https://t.co/xkf444hLqV

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

Issue #114/115 of Blaise Pascal Magazine: Turtle figures in Lazarus, #PascalScript in #Syncovery, modifying data with the #Lazarus debugger, step-by-step program execution, solid principles in #Delphi, news on RAD studio, introducing Lazarus 3.0 etc. https://t.co/BjCqElEQ2I

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

Issue #113 of Blaise Pascal Magazine: Counting binary puzzle solutions and polygon expansion with #Pascal, more on 3D physics with the Castle Game Engine for #Delphi and #Lazarus, watches in the Lazarus debugger, embedding WebAssembly in #FreePascal etc. https://t.co/BjCqElEQ2I

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

Issue #112 of Blaise Pascal Magazine: Simulating ballistics with #Delphi, Pythagorean triples with #Pascal, 3D physics with the Castle Game Engine for Delphi and #Lazarus, inspecting the stack with the Lazarus debugger, Pascal programs on web servers etc. https://t.co/BjCqElEQ2I

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

Howard Page Clark, author of many books on programming with #Pascal, #ObjectPascal and the #Lazarus_IDE passed away. R. I. P. https://t.co/tiVvnPpFK3