In my first blog post about Bruneau Babet’s CodeRage 7 C++ session, "Migrating C++Builder Code to 64-bits", I covered some of the language extensions added to support Win64 and integration with Delphi language features. In part two I’ll list a few more of the migration items that Bruneau presented. With C++Builder XE3 64-bit, you can [...]
The following are the CodeRage 7 C++ Conference session replay links for Wednesday, December 12, 2012. You can watch the session replays on the Embarcadero YouTube Channel and you can download the replays (MP4 format) from CodeCentral. Many thanks to all the great presenters who helped during the December 10-12 online conference. The third consecutive day [...]
The following are the CodeRage 7 C++ Conference session replay links for Tuesday, December 11, 2012. You can watch the session replays on the Embarcadero YouTube Channel and you can download the replays (MP4 format) from CodeCentral. Many thanks to all the great presenters who helped during the December 10-12 online conference. After opening the conference [...]
The following are the CodeRage 7 C++ Conference session replay links for Monday, December 10, 2012. You can watch the session replays on the Embarcadero YouTube Channel and you can download the replays (MP4 format) from CodeCentral. Many thanks to all the great presenters who helped during the December 10-12 online conference. Special thank you [...]
As I mentioned in my Happy C++mas December 1st blog, we are including two versions of the Boost libraries for C++Builder XE3 in the upcoming 64-bit compiler release, Boost version 1.50.0 (for 64-bit target platforms) and Boost version 1.39 (for 32-bit target platforms). Our goal is to unify our 32-bit and 64-bit compilers and libraries [...]
In providing support for the C++11 standard, the C++Builder 64-bit compiler for Windows is more strict than the C++Builder 32-bit compiler. As a developer you have the choice for which compiler you want to use depending on your platform needs. If you want to build C++ applications for Windows and Mac OSX, use the 32-bit [...]
With C++Builder XE3 and the upcoming release of the C++11 compatible 64-bit compiler for Windows, Embarcadero embraces the C++11 language and delivers the only agile C++ solution for creating native applications for Windows and Mac. This release also paves the way for single-source, multi-device application development with the FireMonkey business application platform.
The Path to [...]
A few weeks ago, I created a survey asking our C++Builder customers and CodeRage 7 C++ conference registrants to rank order their favorite C++11 language and library features. Thank you to all of those who have taken the survey so far.
The ranked survey results [1] as of December 3, 2012 are:
C++11 Feature
ISO-C++11 Doc
auto-typed variables
N1984
Initializer lists
N2672
Rvalue [...]
There are many C++11 websites, blog posts, videos and articles available that will help you take advantage of the new C++Builder XE3 64-bit compiler when it is released this month. Here are a few of my favorite C++ language and C++Builder sites, blogs, articles and videos.
ISOCPP.org - News, Status & Discussion about Standard C++: http://www.isocpp.org/
Bjarne [...]
C++Builder XE3, Embarcadero’s multi-platform C++ development solution for creating native applications for Windows and Mac, delivers the best of both worlds - a highly compliant C++11 64-bit Windows toolchain with an agile development solution. Now you can use the latest C++ features and libraries in your 64-bit Windows applications while you speed your development process with [...]
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