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New in 10.2.3: CMake Support for iOS and Android

We’ve introduced some great new features for C++Builder in 10.2.3.  Last week, I wrote about CMake support for our compilers. That post covered what CMake is, and how to use it for Windows, both Win32 and Win64.  If you haven’t read it, please do; it’s worth reading before this post. In this post, we’ll cover CMake for mobile, iOS, and Android.  This is both how to invoke CMake, and how…
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RAD Studio and Internet Message Format

Introduction The RFC-2822 standard specifies a syntax for text messages that are sent between computer users, within the framework of “electronic mail” messages.  The RFC-2822 specifies lines should be no longer than 78 characters, and the MIME spec RFC-2045…
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RAD Server Support for Web Files in RAD Studio 10.2.3

The RAD Server (formerly EMS) platform is evolving to be a better backend for JavaScript applications, including of course those built with Ext JS. In the 10.2.2 release we improved support for returning JSON data based on the result of database queries, as covered…
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New in 10.2.3: CMake Support

A very exciting feature in C++Builder 10.2.3 is support for using CMake with our compilers.  Let’s dig in! This post is the first in a series on CMake, and will cover: What CMake is How to write a CMakeLists.txt file How to build a project on Windows What is…
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Google Cloud Shell Network Details

Marco Cantu’s blog post about Running a Delphi Linux Application on Google Cloud Shell got me wondering more about the Google Cloud Shell, specifically around the networking. First of all, is the IP address public? jim@cloudshell:~$ hostname -I 172.18.0.1…
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Announcing the Availability of RAD Studio 13 Florence Update 1

Embarcadero is pleased to announce that RAD Studio 13 Florence Update 1 (RAD Studio 13.1), along with Delphi 13 Update 1 and C++Builder 13 Update 1, is available to customers starting today. RAD…

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