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MQ has never had a product-provided Pascal MQI binding. There was a cat4 (third party owned) supportpac MA7Q that included these definitions, but it was not maintained by its owner to current levels and was eventually withdrawn/archived. We have no plans to extend the product with Pascal bindings and therefore this Idea is being declined.
Since you already have a starting point for a pascal binding, it should just be necessary for you to define current versions of the MQCD, MQCNO, MQCSP, MQSCO structures. and there are various examples available for other languages on which fields you need to set for the secure connection. For example, https://github.com/ibm-messaging/mq-golang/blob/master/samples/amqsconntls.go