Turbo Pascal
(ver 3.02)
Commercial made Abandoned Freeware


Borland's Turbo Pascal 3 is the first Turbo Pascal version to 
support the Intel 8087 math co-processor (16-bit PC version).  
It also includes support for Binary Coded Decimal (BCD) math 
to eliminate round off errors in business applications. Turbo 
Pascal 3 also allowes you to build larger programs (> 64k bytes) 
using overlays. It also supportes Turtle Graphics, Color, Sound, 
and more.  The executable it produces is a tiny "com" file.  

Although many early DOS programs were written in Pascal (due to 
the programmers having used it on minicomputers in the 70s), it 
is not the best choice for writing DOS programs.


NOTE:
This is the last version of Turbo Pascal -NOT- to contain the 
CRT (Run Time Error 200) bug, that appeared in later versions.