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Generate Barcode with Winsoft Barcode for FireMonkey.

Overview Winsoft Barcode for Firemonkey is the third party component to give barcode support on FMX platform. Winsoft Barcode for Firemonkey is based on Zint, an open-source barcode encoding library. Versions Supported: Delphi/C++ Builder XE2 – XE10.4. Platforms: Windows, MacOS, iOS and Android; Component encodes data into any of the following: Australia Post barcode, Aztec Code, Aztec…
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RAD Studio 10.4.1 Has Been Released

We are very excited to announce the Delphi, C++Builder and RAD Studio 10.4 Sydney Release 1, also known as RAD Studio 10.4.1.  This new release builds on the feature set of 10.4, enhancing existing features throughout the product and offering a more robust and smooth…
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Benchmarking Memory Managers BigBrain 2020 vs. FastMM5

Looking to upgrade the memory manager in Embarcadero Dev C++ I investigated a number of memory manages including FastMM4-AVX. The second memory manager I looked at is called BigBrain 2020 and it looks to have significant performance improvements in some areas. There is a comprehensive blog post by the creator of BigBrain 2020 which compares performance between BigBrain 2020 and FastMM5 (and TC…
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Double Performance In Some Scenarios With Custom FastMM4-AVX Memory Manager

While looking into upgrading the FastMM4 version in Embarcadero Dev-C++ I ran across a fork of FastMM4 called FastMM4-AVX. It uses special instruction sets to achieve better results than the original FastMM4. Developer maximmasiutin has added a number of enhancements to the original FastMM4 specifically “AVX support and multi-threaded enhancements (faster locking)”. It claims…
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The Origins Of Delphi R&D Recounted By Danny Thorpe, Original Delphi 1 Team Member

I ran across this post over on StackExchange where Danny Thorpe, one of the original Delphi 1 team members, recounts the effort that went into the research and development behind the creation of Delphi 1. Enjoy! “Delphi 1.0 was released Feb 14, 1995. By my (now somewhat foggy) recollection, research / experimentation that directly contributed to defining the Delphi visual development…
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