Running test Pascal console programs using Arch Linux on the Pi

  1. Select menu option Edit > Preferences > Tools then for the value of Terminal change xterm to lxterminal
  2. Select menu option File > Open > Pascal Template
  3. Replace what is there by your starting code such as that shown below.
    Geany

    Geany

  4. Save as HelloWorld.pas
  5. Press F8 to compile
  6. Press F5 to execute
  7. Press Enter after the program has run so that it is ready for the next execution.
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Setting up the Raspberry Pi, installing Lazarus, use of the GPIO port (with and without PiFace), web servers and remote control

  1. First use of the Pi
    Setting up the operating system and some applications
  2. Installing and using Lazarus
    How to install Lazarus and use it for console and forms-based applications
  3. Installing SDL Libraries
    How to install SDL libraries
  4. Installing Programs
    Suggestions for other useful software
  5. Getting Started with the Pi's GPIO Port
    How to use Raspberry Pi's GPIO port for output and input
  6. Getting Started with Pascal on the PiFace
    How to use Pascal to control input and output on the PiFace
  7. Getting Started with a Web Server on the Pi
    How to set up an Apache web server on the Raspberry Pi by James Farnsworth
  8. Getting Started with SSH and PSCP for the Raspberry Pi
    How to use SSH to communicate with the Raspberry Pi and to upload files with PuTTY's PSCP
  9. Getting Started with Remote Control of a Raspberry Pi's OS and GPIO port by PHP
    James Farnsworth explains his ways of using PHP to control the Raspberry Pi's OS and GPIO port
  10. Arch Linux on the Pi
    Setting up the Arch Linux operating system on the Pi
  11. Installing Applications using Arch Linux on the Pi
    Installing a GUI, web browser and text editor using Arch Linux on the Pi
  12. Running test Pascal console programs using Arch Linux on the Pi
    How to use the Geany editor with Free Pascal under Arch Linux on the Pi
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