MikroPascal

MikroPascal is a Pascal-based programming language and integrated development environment designed for microcontroller programming. Developed by MikroElektronika, it forms part of the company's family of Mikro development tools alongside MikroC and MikroBasic. MikroPascal provides Pascal-like syntax with embedded extensions that simplify hardware control, and ships with a compiler, debugger, and a library of routines for common microcontroller peripherals.

The language supports standard Pascal constructs such as procedures, functions, records, and sets, while adding embedded-target features. These include direct access to I/O ports, interrupts, timers, ADC/DAC, PWM, EEPROM, and memory management facilities tailored to the needs of resource-constrained devices. It also allows inline assembly in many targets and offers device-specific libraries and example programs.

MikroPascal targets a range of microcontroller families through device-specific compiler backends. Historically it has been used with PIC microcontrollers and, in some editions, extended support for AVR and ARM-based MCUs, making it suitable for education, prototyping, and professional development on MikroElektronika hardware boards and Click modules.

The tool is distributed as an integrated development environment with project management, code editor, and debugging facilities. It is commonly used in educational settings and by hobbyists for rapid development of embedded projects, thanks to its approachable syntax and extensive example code.

Licensing for MikroPascal varies by edition, with options for educational use and commercial development. The language emphasizes portability within its supported MCU targets and remains part of MikroElektronika’s suite of microcontroller development tools.