This table summarises the features of CPIde.

IDE / Editor	Professional	Personal
Standard Windows, programmer-oriented, text-editing features Fast and responsive interactive operation Tabbed multi-document interface for editing multiple source files (modules) Split-screen editing Regular expression support in Find / Replace Bookmarks Line modification indicators Optional line numbers, printing features etc. etc. The module in the current window is the target of the Compile and Make commands Create and run Console and WinForms applications  Generate and view interface definition files of .NET or 3rd-party assemblies Automatic syntax colouring of language elements as you type Auto-capitalisation of Component Pascal keywords as you type User-customisable Tools menu for integrating batch files, Windows commands or 3rd-party applications Desktop HTML Help
Code Navigation
Alphabetical auto-indexed list of procedures. Click on the name to go to the procedure in the source code. Auto-indexed list of imported modules. Click on the module name to open the file.
Gardens Point Component Pascal Language Features
Component Pascal is a general-purpose programming language first published in 1997. GPCP conforms to the 2006 Component Pascal Language Report Includes .NET-related extensions Type-extension with methods for Object-Oriented programming Byte, Integer, Boolean, Char, Set, Array, Record and Real data types SHORT, LONG and .NET CLR versions of data types and operations Create Component Pascal symbol files from .NET DLLs Pointers to records for dynamic memory allocation Extensible, Abstract and Limited record attributes Constant, Type, Variable and Procedure declarations Open array parameters For, Loop, While, Repeat loops and Case (switch) statements Nested procedures Direct assignment of structured types (arrays and records) String concatenation operator Assertions for validating input / output parameters Type-checking / consistency validation across modules  Optional read-only access to external global variables   Nested comments
Compile and Make
Fast single-pass modular compilation Generates .NET Common Intermediate Language (CIL) as output One-click to compile the module in the current window Only the current module needs to be compiled if the interfaces of imported modules are unchanged Pre-compiled symbol files are used for fast access to imported modules Compilation continues to the end to find as many errors as possible Compilation errors are displayed in a separate window Click on an error line to take you to the actual line in the source Automated Make feature identifies and recompiles all outdated modules There is no need to maintain separate 'make' files. The names and locations of imported modules are already known. Interfaces of imported modules are validated at runtime to ensure consistency and eliminate obscure errors Compile and Make options are stored in the Windows registry.
Debugging and Error trapping
Language support for validation of procedure parameters, pre- and post-conditions using assertions Optional compilation warnings for unused procedures. Automatic array index bounds and overflow checking Runtime library Out can be used to display output from Console applications in the CPIde output window Runtime errors and failed assertions are identified by a callback trace with module and procedure names and source line numbers
Source Code
Full source code of all GPCP runtime library modules Full source code of example modules.
Commercial Applications
Develop and deploy commercial applications with no additional runtime fees		x