Pauscal

Pauscal is a programming language for Microsoft Windows 32-bit developed by Paul Guerra. The particular feature of this programming language is its syntax is based on the Spanish language. This language is powerful and not limited to educational purposes.

• Simple syntax, easy listening, reading and writing.
• Object oriented.
• Supports inheritance and encapsulation.
• The compiler generates native code.
• Compiled functional on Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 98 SE, Windows ME, Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8.
• Applications do not require any external support to run.
• Contains a graphic editor "Visual Pauscal".
• Supports TCP protocols.
• You can call functions in Win32 DLL files.
• Multithreading capability, which allows more than one task at a time.
• Compiled independent underweight.
• The libraries generated DLLs Pauscal are compatible with stdcall calling convention.
• Functional libraries in Visual Basic, C ++, Autoit, Autohotkey and many other compatible languages stdcall.
• It contains libraries that allow Windows automation.

Examples

Hello World

 'Pauscal: Lenguaje de programación en español

 Importar "Pauscal.prp"

 Mensaje("¡Hola mundo!")

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