A Debug tool for Pascal developers
There aren't many debugging tools out there that are made for Pascal developers. So, FPConsole is proud to be one. With FPConsole, you don't have to create a new file just for testing a line of code that you aren't sure what it does. Just use FPConsole, pass that line of code as an argument, and you are done.
Time is precious to us, and we think it is to you, too. With FPConsole, you don't have to create a new file, write code, and save it. All what you need to do is fire up a terminal session and type './fpconsole'. Some minutes are saved!
The way FPConsole works is simple.
And so, it is very lightweight.
You don't need an Intel Core i5, or a RAM of 4GB. An average DOS computer
can even run FPConsole.
We didn't rewrite the Free Pascal compiler in order to make FPConsole. It uses the Free Pascal compiler, directly. So, if you see a compile error, it's not because of this product of ours. Free Pascal tells you, and FPConsole quotes.
FPConsole is a new project on GitHub.
It's been there for several months but mostly idle.
Big numbers aren't always impressive. Sometimes, small numbers stand out, too. The number of line of code that builds up FPConsole basically tells you how simple the program is. You don't need to spend a month trying to rub your head around the software. FPConsole provides only a few switches that are fundamentally necessary for you as a Pascal developer, whether you are a professional or a student. Since the project started, we've made 4 releases. The latest release supports Pascal developers on both Windows operating system and Linux operating system, and we are heading towards supporting Mac OS X users, so that our customers can use FPConsole everywhere, on any active operating system out there.
We want you to help us build FPConsole, so it can serve Pascal developers better.
~Programming is about collaborating.