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VESA VBE     Framework Computers, Inc. preserves companies' intellectual property by customizing the Framework Windows compiler for transparent compilation of specific non Windows program source code to create Windows based GUI programs.

    After the compiler is modified for a specific non Windows program it can be compiled with no modifications to the code and can run, maintained and extended taking unlimited advantage of Windows XP, 2000 and Vista GUI API.

    Intellectual property written for other systems including real and protected mode DOS, SUN, Apple MAC, Unix, Mainframes and database operating system can run on Windows with full access to the Windows GUI, API, controls, Direct X and the messaging system. The compiler provides a much simpler way to program with a function-based alternative interface to the Windows API. It can be used to extended programs with Internet access, communication with other Windows program, DLL calls, MS SQL, ODBC database and OLE, scalable font, and graphical interface. Automated web based distribution, hardware verification, billing, version, and upgrade management libraries are available to commercial distributors.

    The compiler can be customized to transparently compile a non Windows program into a Windows GUI executable even if the programs directly access hardware for functionality such as measurement, communications, and real time control systems.

    The advantages in compilation of original source code are obvious compared to the complexities of the Windows API. Windows treats programs as downloaded libraries. Windows programs must provide entry point to the kernel, scan and respond to general system messages, self manage system focus changes, and repaint their own uncovered screen area when not in focus.

    Those Windows complexities are made transparent by the alternative FrameworkPascal function based API. Companies can preserve irreplaceable intellectual property investments while gaining the ability to extend applications with the Windows API, GUI, Internet and hardware interface while maintaining full control over their angelically property.

    FrameworkPascal supports Windows XP, Windows 2000, and Windows Vista. more

FrameworkPascal Multi-target 6.1 2008 commercial subscriptions

    FrameworkPascal 6.1 transparently compiles legacy Turbo Pascal DOS style programs source code into Windows based GUI programs without the need for all of the complex steps required to develop a Windows GUI application.
  • MS SQL Database Creator and Reporter
  • MS SQL and ODBC interface unit
  • CRT Function based Windows GUI API interface
  • Framework FRED functions interface
  • Windows Vista ready
  • FrameworkPascal Multi-target replacing TMT Pascal 5.00 and 6.00 personal & commercial versions. TMT Pascal Multi-target


    TMT Logo Build 32-bit applications easily with the FrameworkPascal Compiler. Transparently compile MS-DOS applications to Windows GUI. The easiest way to create Microsoft Windows 95 / 98 / Me / NT / 2000 / XP / Vista GUI applications. Use the FrameworkPascal Compiler Multi-Target Edition to recompile legacy Turbo Pascal's sources into 32-bit Windows, Windows Console and Extended DOS 32 bit applications without modifications. Have no speed limit on CPU for all the supported compilation targets.


    DirectX 8 Libraries OpenGL The FrameworkPascal compiler is equipped with a rich set of run-time library units which allow one to use Silicon Graphic OpenGL and Microsoft DirectX. These low-level application programming interfaces (APIs) are intended for creating games and other high-performance multimedia applications. They include support for two-dimensional (2-D) and three-dimensional (3-D) graphics, sound effects and music, input devices, etc. You will find some OpenGL and DirectX examples at our Code Samples page.


    SciTech MGL The SciTech Multi-platform Graphics Library is included in the FrameworkPascal compiler. Using this library, you can create interactive graphics applications in the shortest amount of time. SciTech MGL has been used in the development of many leading titles like WinQuake™, Hexen II™ and many others. Learn more about SciTech MGL.


    VESA VBE FrameworkPascal is equipped with a powerful graphic library unit that uses the VESA/VBE 2.0 specification (including LFB support) for MS-DOS and Microsoft DirectDraw features for Windows applications. This library allows you to produce the fastest graphic applications for MS-DOS (32-bit protected mode) and Windows 32-bit Operating Systems. It is as compatible with the Borland Pascal's Graph unit as possible. It's unbelievable, but now you can now recompile your old Pascal sources as modern 32-bit MS-DOS or Win32 GUI applications. In most cases you do not need to make any changes in your sources to turn them into native Win32 DirectX executables. Graphic applications written in Pascal have never been so fast and powerful.


    MMX technology support FrameworkPascal's built-in assembler supports the newer Intel(tm) MMX (MultiMedia eXtensions) technology, which is supported by newer Pentium, Pentium II and Pentium III CPUs. This technology is intended to accelerate graphic and Multimedia applications. Try our compiler to create your own MMX optimized applications. Learn more about MMX technology.


    3DNow! technology support FrameworkPascal's built-in assembler supports the AMD(tm) 3DNow! technology, which is the first innovation to the x86 processor architecture that significantly enhances floating point-intensive, 3D graphics and multimedia performance for today's mainstream Microsoft- Windows- compatible personal computers. Benefits of 3DNow! technology include leading-edge 3D performance, more realistic and lifelike 3D imaging and graphics, big screen sound and video, and the ultimate Internet experience. Download 3DNow! technology manual.

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