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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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Practical Info: Fast Parallel Compiling with C++Builder 12.2

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November 28, 2024
In the C++Builder and RAD Studio 12.2 launch webinar, we made a big deal of having fast parallel builds on by default: This blog is to provide some practical info on the feature. Using it When you install 12.2, and use the Windows 64-bit Modern C++ platform, it is on by default. No configuration needed. Just click Run or Build. It will run in parallel. If you want to see this, other than seeing…
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Saving And Remembering Settings The 'Right' Way - Webinar Replay

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May 31, 2024
We positively bustled onwards with our webinar series showing you the basics of cross-platform and Windows software development with some nice bite-sized sessions. It’s very gratifying to hear from those of you who are enjoying these laid-back sessions where I’ve tried to make it more of a social experience than a dry, stale, technical lecture. Thanks to those of you who have been…
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