Pascal language for HP49-50

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(11-22-2020 08:30 PM)pier4r Wrote:  Yes my point was not on Pascal. My point was that on the calculator itself one can use other languages as well (well maybe not really C, as it has to get compiled first). This independently if at the end they get converted in sysrpl/assembly.

I know what you mean, but the problem with such code remains the same as long as it's not natively compiled into the machine code of the calculator. In the very moment a cross compiler or even worst a source-to-source compiler is used, the end result is executable but hopelessly of more or less poor quality, and this is not an acceptable solution, external or internal. One more thing in passing: the two terms concerning assembly and compiled code shouldn't be mixed up in this context, since both are object code of the respective processor, but also of different quality as I have mentioned before.
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