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Desde ya, gracias por dejarme participar. La pregunta es si pueden poner la opcion en Herramientas para Desarrolladores, la de Pascal. Hay muchos colegas que lo usamos. Seria bueno dejarnos compartir nuestros logros. Desde ya, saludo a la comunidad y muchas gracias. Alta Gracia - Cordoba - Argentina.

Of course, thanks for letting me participate. The question is whether they can put the option in the Developer Tools that of Pascal *(Developer Tools --> Pascal). There are many colleagues who use it. It would be nice to let us share our achievements. Of course, I greet the community and thank you very much. Alta Gracia - Cordoba - Argentina.

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Pascal is a programming language, not an application. Is there some specific application (perhaps some integrated development environment for Pascal) that you want to use? – Eliah Kagan May 21 '12 at 14:50
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There is an IDE for free pascal called Lazarus, if you need to develop in pascal on Ubuntu. The IDE is very much like the old Delphi. – Sabacon May 21 '12 at 15:33

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As was mentioned in the comments, Lazarus is a Pascal IDE that is available in Ubuntu, there is also a Pascal compiler for GCC.

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It might be useful to point to the FreePascal compiler too, which also comes with its own terminal-based IDE ('fp-ide'). – JanC Jun 17 '12 at 0:58
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I tested Lazarus IDE, however I don't like it, so I won't recommended you to use this application. However I also tested Geany and fpc and I can truly say you that it is a good set of programs to start programming in Pascal.

Additionally I want to tell you something about programming language you have chosen. Pascal is death language in a full sense of this word. I doubt that you can see it in a serious company which writes software, or in college, so at most, you can learn it as a hobby or in some high/technician school.

If you are just starting learning of programming, I recommend you to start with PHP and then move to C++.

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You obviously have no clue about programming languages used in the real world. Object Pascal (as used in Delphi & FreePascal) is used in hundreds of thousands of applications in daily use today, and those applications need updates, additions, etc. It's also a very good language to learn programming (which PHP & C++ are definitely not, because they totally lack any consistency & depend on more exceptions than rules). – JanC Jun 17 '12 at 0:49
I repeated what I heard from my teachers, as well as what I read on many websites. P.s. As you can see I wrote "Pascal", not "Object Pascal" (Delphi), because it makes a difference. – sky Dec 15 '12 at 21:11

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