Pascal User Manual and Report: Revised for the Iso Pascal Standard

by Kathleen Jensen, Niklaus Wirth, Andrew B. Mickel

The original description of Pascal by the designer of the language has been up-dated to incorporate the ISO-standard. Revisions to Niklaus Wirth's classic, "Pascal: User Manual and Report" include: Wirth's EBNF syntactical notation - an expanded user manual with improved programming examples - a thorough appendix summarizing changes in the language necessitated by the ISO-standard. What is left unchanged is the rigor and precision that made "PASCAL: User Manual and Report" the definitive reference for nearly a decade.

Genres: Programming, Nonfiction

283 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1974

Reviews

[Conlon Michael]

Pascal was fun. easy, clear, powerful. A big step forward from FORTRAN. I did a lot of work in Pascal and this slim volume certainly helped.

[Sergio Ferreira]

Great to learn Pascal. Usage of EBNF is great.