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Pascal IDE for Mac OS X

I am a beginner Pascal programmer, and recently I switched to Mac OS X. Today I spent many hours looking for a good Pascal IDE for this OS and found nothing. I used to write code with Geany on Windows, and it worked like a charm, I also liked Geany's compilation and bandwidth.

Do you know any Geany-like IDE or at least one that extracts, compiles and runs passport code on Mac OS X?

Many thanks!

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People use Xcode with a suitable set of templates, but Xcode has lost pascal syntax by highlighting the return path. There are other options:

But I also still love Lazarus best.

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Lazarus, Free Pascal.

http://www.lazarus.freepascal.org/

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http://freepascal.org/down/i386/macosx.var

I like Free Pascal the most, for starters, I think it's the best because you don't have too many attractive GUI features to distract you from programming for beginners (algorithms, procedural thinking ...).

I have not tried to run this on a Mac, but it should work ... I enjoyed using Free Pascal on Linux and Windows.

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@Thiago: try only with {"cmd": ["fpc", "$ file"]}

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