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Upgrading C++Builder 12.2: Tip #6, Handling Libraries with AutoLinking

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December 11, 2024
Welcome to a series of tips and tricks for taking advantage of the new Windows 64-bit Modern toolchain in C++Builder / RAD Studio 12.2! This builds on a webinar we did sharing a bunch of useful information on why and how the new C++Builder matters to you, where this was the very end (so go watch the start!) Tip #6: Handling Libraries with AutoLinking Do you link libraries into your app like this…
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Upgrading C++Builder 12.2: Tip #4 1/2: Check out compiler safety options

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December 6, 2024
Welcome to a series of tips and tricks for taking advantage of the new Windows 64-bit Modern toolchain in C++Builder / RAD Studio 12.2! This builds on a webinar we did sharing a bunch of useful information on why and how the new C++Builder matters to you, where this was the very end (so go watch the start!) Tip #4 1/2: Check out compiler safety options Did tip 4 worry you? It shouldn’t…
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Upgrading C++Builder 12.2: Tip #2, Handling Old RTL

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December 3, 2024
Welcome to a series of tips and tricks for taking advantage of the new Windows 64-bit Modern toolchain in C++Builder / RAD Studio 12.2! This builds on a webinar we did sharing a bunch of useful information on why and how the new C++Builder matters to you, where this was the very end (so go watch the start!) Tip #2: Handling Old RTL The new Windows 64-bit Modern C++ toolchain is standards-compliant…
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Practical Info: Packages in C++Builder 12.2

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November 27, 2024
We’ve released the new Windows 64-bit Modern C++ toolchain over time: a preview in C++Builder 12.0 through to fully complete in 12.2 (dynamic package linking, CMake support, parallel building by default, etc.) In 12.2, it is a full replacement for the old Win64 toolchain. But we’ve seen a few customers say, ‘Looks exciting, and I want to use it, but where are packages?’ They’re here. The…
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