How to Use IntelliJ IDEA or Android Studio to Develop CodeTyphon Pascal Projects on macOS/Linux

Since colleagues started using CodeTyphon, many find its built‑in IDE cumbersome and prefer JetBrains tools; this guide shows how to configure IntelliJ IDEA or Android Studio on macOS/Linux to develop CodeTyphon Pascal projects.

Step 1: Install CodeTyphon (refer to the external article for details).

Step 2: Install IntelliJ IDEA or Android Studio.

Step 3: Install the i‑pascal plugin via Preferences → Plugins.

Step 4: Create a new Pascal project and add a Pascal SDK in Project Structure; set compilation options to -g -gl -gh for debugging.

Step 5: Write a simple Pascal program, configure the run configuration with the project file name, and run to see the output.

Step 6: Configure GDB for debugging (sign GDB on macOS) and use basic GDB commands:

n => next，执行到下一行
c => continue，执行到下一个断点
p => print，打印变量

After configuration, you can debug the project successfully.

Additional note: on newer macOS versions the crt.o file may be missing; copy it to /usr/local/lib or upgrade CodeTyphon to resolve the issue.

Enjoy development!