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    paxCompiler

    paxCompiler is an embeddable compiler of the Object Pascal, Basic and JavaScript programming languages.

    The key features of the paxCompiler are:
    - The compiler generates machine code for Intel compatible processors (IA-32/64 architecture) for platforms: Win32/Win64, Mac OS, iOS Simulator.
    - The second script runner is a cross-platform interpreter based on intermediate code. Supported platforms are Win32/Win64, Linux, Android, Mac OS, iOS Simulator, iOS Device.
    - The compiler is written in Delphi and it is compatible with Free Pascal/Lazarus 32/64 bit.
    - It is possible to use the compiler as a scripting engine, so you can customize and extend the application without having to recompile it.
    - The compiler supports Object Pascal language based on the Delphi 7 standard and extends it with generic types, operator overloading, anonymous functions and closures, lambda-expressions. Syntax of Basic language is similar to VB.NET. JavaScript implementation is based on ECMA-262 standard.
    - Cross-language programming support. You can use Pascal units in Basic and JavaScript programs and vice versa.
    COM support.
    - paxCompiler components allow you to implement debugger and code explorer.
    - Script-defined types support run-time information (RTTI).
    - You can bind instances of script-defined classes with dfm files.
    - You can import host-defined types with paxCompiler importer. Automatic import of host-defined types is available for Delphi XE2-XE6.
    - You can create stand alone executable files and dlls.
    - Support of compiled units and run-time packages.
    - paxCompiler engine is thread safe.
    - The nearest milestones on road map of the compiler development include: C/C++ compiler and native code generator for ARM processors.

    Thank you.

    Alexander Baranovsky
    VIRT Laboratory
    www.paxcompiler.com // paxCompiler
    www.paxscript.com // paxScript for Win32&Linux
    www.paxscript.net // paxScript for Microsoft .NET

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    Sounds great, thanks for sharing
    I will take a look.

    cheers,
    Paul

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