Contributor: SWAG SUPPORT TEAM 
SECTION 4 - Vintage Pascal
This document contains information that is most often provided
to users of this section. There is a listing of common
Technical Information Documents that can be downloaded from the
libraries, and a listing of the five most frequently asked
questions and their answers.
 
TI407 Using the serial port in a Pascal application
TI152 Interupt handler for 3.X and lower
TI226 Async routines for versions 3.X and lower
TI232 Absolute disk read for version 3.x and lower
Q. "Are any of the ToolBox programs that shipped with versions
 3.0 and 4.0 still available. For instance, can I get an
 upgraded copy of the Database ToolBox or the Editor
 ToolBox."
A. No. These programs are no longer in any form from any
 company. If you want to get a copy of them, you would need
 to purchase them from a current owner.
Q. "Can the ToolBox programs be used from version 7.0?"
A. It depends. As a rule, the answer is yes, all you need to do
 is recompile and they will run fine. This is totally
 fortuitous, however, and Borland has, and will, do nothing
 to update these programs. See TI1728 for help upgrading the
 Editor ToolBox.
Q. "How can I convert my Turbo Pascal 3.0 program to version
 7?"
A. There is a file called up UPGRADE.ZIP which is available on
 the forums. This can help in the process of upgrading the
 files. Most of the code from version 3.0 will run fine under
 7.0, but not all of it.
Q. "When I use the Turbo Vision editors unit from Version 6.0 I
 never see the numbers 3, 4, 6 and 7 when I try to type them
 in." 
A. This was a bug in the first version of TP6.0. The fix is
 available in EDITOR.PAT, found in LIB1.
Q. "What ever happened to FreeMem and FreePtr?"
A. These Turbo Pascal 5.x identifiers are no longer used by the
 heap manager. Simply delete references to FreeMin from your
 code. If you're using routines that use FreePtr to compress
 the heap or perform other implementation-dependent
 operations on the heap, you'll need to update these
 routines. (If you just need to lower the top of memory in
 order to do an Exec, you can call the SetMemTop procedure
 from the Turbo Vision Memory unit.) See the Programmer's
 Guide for more information about how the heap manager
 works.
 
 

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