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What Are The Useful Mutex, Shared Mutex and Tuple Features In Modern C++

November 2, 2023

Hello C++ Developers, Embarcadero and Whole Tomato developer teams are working hard on to release of RAD Studio 12, and it seems like we may (or not) see the early released version of the new C++ compiler before 2024. The new 64-bit Clang Toolchain in RAD Studio 12 may have a new bcc64x C++ compiler. The news is amazing. Before it comes, let’s keep learning some modern C++ features…

C++Modernization News RAD Studio Windows

[Yukon Beta Blog]: Win64 Clang Toolchains in RAD Studio 12

By David Millington

October 26, 2023

This blog post is based on a pre-release version of the RAD Studio software and it has been written with specific permission by Embarcadero. No feature is committed until the product GA release. RAD Studio 12 is just around the corner, and we have exciting news to share! In…

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[Yukon Beta Blog]: NativeInt as a Weak Alias

By Marco Cantu

October 19, 2023

This blog post is based on a pre-release version of the RAD Studio software and it has been written with specific permission by Embarcadero. No feature is committed until the product GA release. Besides the changes to string literals, with support for long and multiline…

C++Code RAD Studio

Three Important Posts About The Features Of C++14

By Yılmaz Yörü

October 17, 2023

Hello C++ Developers. As I write this post, the summer is over (if you live in the Northern hemisphere), and, in most countries, the new educational year has started, and we wish good luck to all students. If you are a student and want to learn C++, we have a lot of…

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Embarcadero InterBase 2020 Update 5 Released!

By Marco Cantu

October 16, 2023

We are happy to announce that today Embarcadero has released a new version of its InterBase flagship database engine, InterBase 2020 Update 5. With this release, the company continues to improve the product’s quality and usability. IBConsole UX Redesigned InterBase 2020…

Delphi News RAD Studio

[Yukon Beta Blog] Multi Device Icon Generator

By Nuno Castro

October 3, 2023

This content is based on a pre-release version of the software and has been written with specific permission by Embarcadero. No feature is committed until the product GA release You kick off a new project. You are excited! You are coding all the features thinking: “How…

C++Delphi News RAD Server Whitepaper

Announcing the new updated RAD Server Technical Guide

By Antonio Zapater

September 29, 2023

Back in 2019, David I wrote a fantastic guide to RAD Server that has been very popular in helping developers develop new, and migrate older systems towards a RESTful architecture. There have been a number of updates to RAD Server since the guide was originally launched…

C++RAD Studio

Useful Features Of Modern C++ That Come With C++14

By Yılmaz Yörü

September 29, 2023

Hello fellow C++ Developers. This week we continue to explore features from the C++14 standard. One of the features that comes with C++14 is auto return type deduction,. We explain auto return type deduction with very simple examples including lambda and template examples.

C++Code RAD Studio

Clang v15 compiler support coming to C++Builder 12

By David Intersimone

September 26, 2023

For C++ developers who want to take advantage of new ISO C++ language features in Clang v15 along with the power and productivity of RAD development using C++Builder, stay tuned to the Embarcadero blogs and C++Builder product website for news about the next release of…

C++RAD Studio

Learn How To Use Integer Literals And The Deprecated Attribute In C++

By Yılmaz Yörü

September 21, 2023

Hello fellow C++ Developers. Since January we have released many new posts covering the features of the C++11 standard. These features are mostly done, and this week we start on describing C++14 features. We have five more beginners to professional-level topics in modern…

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