Here’s the translation of the Go code to Pascal, with explanations in Markdown format suitable for Hugo:
In this example, we’ll look at executing external processes. Sometimes we want to completely replace the current Pascal process with another one. To do this, we’ll use Pascal’s implementation of the classic exec function.
When we run our program, it will execute the ls command with the specified arguments.
Note that Pascal doesn’t offer a classic Unix fork function. However, the TProcess class from the Process unit provides functionality for starting and managing external processes, which covers most use cases for process creation and execution in Pascal programs.