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Boost C++ Compile Speeds with Newly Updated TwineCompile - Now in GetIt!

by Jonathan Benedicto of JomiTech, the makers of TwineCompile TwineCompile is our solution to slow C++ compile times. Integrating directly into the C++Builder IDE, it dramatically reduces the compile/make/build times by employing techniques such as multithreading, file caching, and automatic background compiling. In some cases, the projects compile 50x faster with…
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August 2020 GM Blog

This summer and the whole year are indeed strange. Our lives have changed in many ways, and many of those changes are here to stay. The importance of technology and the need to build reliable solutions fast is growing. Embarcadero is succeeding due to the strength of its…
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Enterprise Component Pack 2020 Details

Embarcadero has teamed up with some of our top Technology Partners to make an amazing Enterprise Component Pack for everyone upgrading to 10.4 Enterprise for a limited time. Upgrade today before time runs out. IPWorks WebSockets – IntraWeb 15 Personal &#8211…
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C++Builder support for ISO C++ in version 10.4 Sydney

There have been several questions on forums and Stack Overflow about ISO C++ language support in the most recent release of C++Builder. This post includes links and information about C++Builder compilers that are built on top of the Clang open source compilers. Learn more…
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8 Delphi Success Stories Across Windows And Mobile

ArtGen Applications created with Delphi/Pascal are primarily used in the fields of science and technology as well as in business. The development environment is seldom used to create art. With ArtGen, programmer and artist Volker Diefenbach has managed to create a…
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C++Builder and Platforms Support

David Millington (Senior Product Manager), Atanas Popov (General Manager, Developer Tools), Kyle Wheeler (General Manager, C++) Over the past year, we have had many customers ask about our plans to continue cross-platform multi-device support in C++Builder. We’d like to…