You need to use a text editor (not included with the Solaris/x86 Edition of Irie Pascal) to create the text for your Irie Pascal programs. NOTE: Solaris/x86 usually includes at least two text editors (i.e. vi and emacs) that you can use with Irie Pascal.
You use the command-line compiler (i.e. ipc) to compile the text of your Irie Pascal programs into executable files (see using the command-line compiler for more information).
You use the command-line interpreter (i.e. ivm or ivmdb) to run the executable files created by the compiler (see using the interpreter for more information).