TrurlTeam

TRURL is a suite of #RPN (reverse Polish notation) calculators written in Object Pascal, and it includes a free RPN engine for your own #Pascal programs.

[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

[hackaday @hackaday]

A Reverse Polish Calculator For Your Keychain https://t.co/BK2Bppw1Fm

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

The  Macintosh has turned 40. Originally, it was a #Pascal machine, and #ObjectPascal has been developed to evolve its revolutionary operating system.

[Computer Science @CompSciFact]

Reverse-Polish notation (RPN) https://t.co/FlyvGM4obh

[TrurlTeam @TeamTrurl]

A review of the @SwissMicros DM 42: https://t.co/uh8Yd1iFSC #RPN

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

Celebrating the 400th birthday of #Blaise_Pascal, the important polymath who bestowed his name to the influential programming language #Pascal.

[International Pascal Congress @Pascal_Congress]

Dear colleagues, if any of you is a researcher or PhD student, you can present your research in using any language of the Pascal family in the IPC 2023. Research projects submitted will be eligible for publication in a special issue of the Advances in Distributed Computing and Artificial Intelligence Journal. https://t.co/huCEVmHLm3

[TOKYO FLIP-FLOP @tokyo_ff]

ホビーRPN電卓 - 世界最小サイズの逆ポーランド電卓 https://t.co/BCyz8uu1ZF

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

@TensorFlow is a free and open-source software library for machine learning and artificial intelligence. It can be used from #ObjectPascal with two class libraries, TensorFlow.Delphi (TF.Delphi) and tensorflowforpascal. @Marte0016 https://t.co/eIDdjtOGUL https://t.co/xrgTzRyBRX

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

This iconic poster was designed by Jeff Raskin & Tom Kamifuj in 1979, before the advent of Object Pascal. Jeff Raskin was the father of the Macintosh, and Tom Kamifuj a famous artist. The development of the Mac commenced in 1979, and Mac OS was originally written in #Pascal.

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

The International Pascal Congress will take place in Salamanca from July 3rd to 7th, 2023. Early registration will end on April 10th. This congress will bring together science, technology and learners.

@Pascal_Congress #Pascal programming #ObjectPascal

https://t.co/horQTdlnI0

[International Pascal Congress @Pascal_Congress]

@drjwdietrich one of our keynote speakers in the International Pascal Congress 2023. Only two weeks of reduced price registration. Register now! https://t.co/xKikeVP3vf
#Pascal #Delphi #IPC2023

[J. Peterson @isonno]

Just discovered the circuit sculptures of Peter Vogel

https://t.co/yaS6bvXE65

@MohitBhoite

[TrurlTeam @TeamTrurl]

@Dave_Nice_VII ...and TRURL.

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

The CDC 6000 was a family of #supercomputer​s from the 1960s. It hosted the first #Pascal compiler. Although the machine is bygone now, the heritage of Pascal continues to live. The source code of the old CDC compilers is still available. https://t.co/pQK2KAKKyZ

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

#Lazarus_IDE 2.2.6 released, featuring multiple small improvements and bug fixes.

#Lazarus #Pascal #programming

https://t.co/jUwuTxnttU

https://t.co/cKA9E7mjPp

https://t.co/QlDufisQ8k

[International Pascal Congress @Pascal_Congress]

The International Pascal Congress is here. You have been waiting for me and I am waiting for you 😉 https://t.co/xKikeVP3vf #TheReturnOfTheKing #Pascal #IT #Delphi #lazarus

[TrurlTeam @TeamTrurl]

#TRURL G is available in version 1.1.2, introducing minor updates and support for Macs with #Apple Silicon processor architecture. https://t.co/3d4L9hYvPq

[Scientific Pascal @SciPasTips]

First Announcement: International Pascal Congress 2023. #IPC_2023 #Pascal #ObjectPascal #Object_Pascal

https://t.co/yplgtWB7at

https://t.co/oMdf1Vtb4x

[TrurlTeam @TeamTrurl]

HP-41C, The Forth Edition via @hackaday https://t.co/hvtGEBhLt0