ISO-Pascal
Subtitle: on the BBC Microcomputer and Acorn Electron.
Publisher: Acornsoft
Published: 1984
Place of publication: Cambridge
Language: eng
Description: This book is the reference manual for Acornsoft ISO-Pascal. It explains the steps necessary to create and compile Pascal programs on the BBC Microcomputer or the Acorn Electron, and describes the Acorn extensions to the language.

The manual "Pascal from BASIC", which is also contained in the Acornsoft ISO-Pascal pack, is a comprehensive tutorial course on Pascal for those familiar with BASIC.

ISO-Pascal is a very suitable language for education as well as  for general purpose use because of its structured format which encourages good programming practice. It is compiled to a compact intermediate code which runs faster than interpreted languages such as BASIC.
Table of contents: title: Introduction
pagenum: 1
label: 1; title: The Pascal editor
pagenum: 7
label: 2; title: Compilation
pagenum: 30
label: 3; title: Compiler options
pagenum: 36
label: 4; title: Acornsoft language extensions
pagenum: 44
label: 5; title: Executing programs
pagenum: 59
label: 6; title: Memory organisation
pagenum: 61
label: 7; title: Internal formats
pagenum: 65
label: 8; title: Using machine code from Pascal
pagenum: 74
label: 9; title: ISO specifications
pagenum: 82
label: Appendix A; title: Compliance statements
pagenum: 159
label: Appendix B; title: Command summary
pagenum: 164
label: Appendix C; title: Editor command summary
pagenum: 165
label: Appendix D; title: Error numbers/messages produced by the computer
pagenum: 167
label: Appendix E; title: Interpreter error messages
pagenum: 172
label: Appendix F; title: Notes on 'Pascal from BASIC'
pagenum: 177
label: Appendix G; title: Further reading on Pascal
pagenum: 184
label: Appendix H