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Bookmarks and Navigator now available for RAD Studio 10.4!

Two popular free IDE addons for code navigation are now available for 10.4. In 10.3.1, we started shipping two popular IDE plugins intended for code navigation. Bookmarks replaces the IDE’s editor bookmarks with an unlimited number or markers, new caret (breadcrumb) markers, protection againstaccidentally overwriting, a dockable window with contextual information about each bookmark…
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C++

New in C++Builder 10.4: A New Debugger for Win64 C++

In 10.4, we have a completely new debugger for C++Builder for Windows 64-bit, with greatly improved inspection of the contents of STL and other types, as well as stability. A New Debugger Before digging into the details, here is whatwe’ve includedin 10.4: a new debugger for C++ Win64 based on modern LLDB and with support for evaluating complex STL and other types. This support…
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Delphi

New in Delphi 10.4: Redesigned Code Insight

In 10.4, we’ve reworked code completion and other features. It’s one of the most significant changes to the IDE in a decade. What do we mean by Code Insight? First, some background. If you’re familiar with Code Insight, skip ahead… Code Insight is our name for a…
C++

Happy birthday, C++Builder!

Recently, here at Embarcadero we’ve been celebrating a historic birthday, Delphi’s 25th birthday (Feb 14, 1995.) There have been some great blog posts, stories, andpeople sharing on twitter, not to mention an amazing Delphi 1 celebration websiteand an…
C++

RAD Studio 10.3.3 Midas and Delphi Open Array patches

Two patches: anaccess violation in Midas, and an access violation in a rare case with a method taking an open array parameter We’vejust released two patches for RAD Studio 10.3.3. RAD Studio 10.3.3 Midas.dll Patch This patch resolves the following issue: An issue addressed by a previous hotfix (C++Builder 10.3.3 Threading and TLS Patch) affected Midas. The DLL has been…
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Delphi

David Millington’s #Delphi25 Story

Yes, this is really Windows 3.1 — and it’s all due to Delphi. In 1995, I was twelve years old. I’d loved programming since I first encountered a computer: when I was much younger, about four, my parents bought a BBC microcomputer. Apparently I loved it so much they were concerned and hid it away until I was about eight or nine, and after programming with that for a couple of years I got…
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