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My code used to work but crashes! Easily Solving Incorrect Code with bcc64x

We’ve had a couple of support requests that are along the lines of, ‘I’m upgrading to the new Win64 Modern C++ toolchain. But when I run my app built in Release mode, it crashes, and it’s hard to see why.’ First chance exception at $00007FF641CB123F. Exception class 0x80000003 with message 'Exception 0x80000003 encountered at address 0x7ff641cb123f'. Process…
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How to achieve common tasks with the new Clang toolchain in 12.1

How to achieve common tasks with the new Clang toolchain in 12.1 The new Clang toolchain is here! RAD Studio and C++Builder 12.1 are shipping the entirely revised, wholly updated C++ compiler, linker, STL, runtime, and more – which you can also use in parallel with the old Win64 toolchain to ease upgrading until we remove the previous legacy toolchain in future. We know this is a ‘version 1’…
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What Changed With The C++17 Standard?

Hello developers, this week we have more new topics about C++ and there are tons of very understandable examples to develop with that can be used to develop new apps with modern programming tools. In the first post, we explain another useful container, the multiset…
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From Enhanced Training to Cutting-Edge Tooling: Embarcadero's Commitment to Elevating Your Development Experience

As many of you have noticed, a lot is happening at Embarcadero in 2024, and we have a lot more in store for you. We have one of our biggest releases in three years, we are bolstering our offerings in both training and tooling, and our passionate community continues to grow.  RAD 12 is Here! More to Come! With our development team’s great work with RAD Studio 12 and the upcoming 12.1…
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A Complete Guide To The List Of Features In C++ 11

C++ is one of the most powerful programming languages and it is being improved by every new C++ standard. The “Modern C++” term started with the release of the C++11 standards, and then the C++14, C++17, and C++20 standards followed. In the future C++23 is on the horizon already. Modern C++ consists of a lot of features of previous C++ standards too and, of course, those of the C Programming…
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