Author: Craig Chapman
Here’s a littleDéjà vu for regular readers of my blog.
One of my customers emailed me with an interesting problem this morning.
“I need to be able to peek into a video file, specifically a .mp4 file, and determine if it’s PAL or NTSC.”
This seemed like a fun challenge, so I thought I’d write a helper class to solve it..
The Problem.
The above excerpt is…
Yesterday we released RAD Studio 10.2.3, and we have a number of new C++Builder features. I wrote earlier about rename refactoring for C++, but today I also want to mention one small but useful one for our power users: a new compiler driver called bcc32x.
It’s a…
Yesterday, we released RAD Studio 10.2.3! Over the next week, we’ll be blogging about some of the new features. Today I’d like to look at the introduction of rename refactoring for C++.
Whatis refactoring?
Over time, code grows and…
New in 10.2 Tokyo Release 3 for Delphi and C++Builder Professional edition is the inclusion of mobile support for new purchases and customers on active Update Subscription.
Previously sold as a separate add-on pack for Delphi and C++Builder Professional (or included as part of RAD Studio Pro or higher, or Delphi and C++Builder Enterprise & Architect), the included mobile support allows…
Key RAD Studio 10.2.3 Features:
CMake Command-Line Support: CMake is a popular C++ build tool. RAD Studio 10.2.3 Tokyo provides support for building CMake projects on the command line using RAD Studio compilers. 10.2.3 also specifically supports using Ninja with…
Author: Craig Chapman
One of my customers emailed me with an interesting problem this morning.
“I need to be able to peek into a video file, specifically a .mp4 file, and determine if it’s PAL or NTSC.”
This seemed like a fun challenge, so I thought I’d write a…
Author: Craig Chapman
Back in November for CodeRage-12, I demonstrated a partial translation of the Xlib headers for X11. At that time I explained that I’d not completed the headers, but would notify on my blog when I had.
Well, I’ve just done a major update to those headers for the sake of my game engine development project DarkGlass.
I would still not quite call these headers complete…
