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The built-in procedures are procedures that are automatically declared by the compiler, and each built-in procedure is associated with a built-in procedure identifier. Unlike reserved words, you can declare your own identifiers with the same spelling as a built-in procedure identifier, and if you do so then your declaration will override the declaration made by the compiler. The built-in procedure identifiers are listed below:

• The append procedure
• The assert procedure
• The assign procedure
• The chdir procedure
• The close procedure
• The closedir procedure
• The clrscr procedure
• The crc32 procedure
• The dec procedure
• The delay procedure
• The delete procedure
• The dispose procedure
• The erase procedure
• The exec procedure
• The exit procedure
• The fill procedure
• The flush procedure
• The fsplit procedure
• The get procedure
• The getdate procedure
• The getfiledate procedure
• The getfilemode procedure
• The getfiletime procedure
• The gettime procedure
• The gotoxy procedure
• The halt procedure
• The inc procedure
• The insert procedure
• The intr procedure
• The mkdir procedure
• The move procedure
• The msdos procedure
• The new procedure
• The open procedure
• The opendir procedure
• The pack procedure
• The page procedure
• The popen procedure
• The put procedure
• The randomize procedure
• The rawread procedure
• The rawwrite procedure
• The read procedure
• The readdir procedure
• The readln procedure
• The rename procedure
• The reset procedure
• The rewinddir procedure
• The rewrite procedure
• The rmdir procedure
• The seek procedure
• The setfiledate procedure
• The setfiletime procedure
• The sleep procedure
• The str procedure
• The textbackground procedure
• The textcolor procedure
• The traperrors procedure
• The unpack procedure
• The val procedure
• The write procedure
• The writeln procedure