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We'll conclude this chapter with a look at Borland's widely used Turbo
Pascal compiler. Turbo Pascal's data formats and support for
assembly-language subroutines are different from those found in
traditional Pascal compilers like IBM's or Microsoft's. However, you can
use the same principles of subroutine interface design in Turbo Pascal
that you use in any other language.
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NOTE:
Our description of the subroutine interface applies to version 4.0 of
Turbo Pascal. Versions 3.0 and earlier used a somewhat different
interface that isn't compatible with the one we're about to cover.
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