Back in October when we released C++Builder and RAD Studio 12.2, we introduced that we have fantastic CMake support.
We have both multiple demos and a lot of documentation on using CMake. This blog is to briefly point you to both.
Installing
The new CMake support, which is for the Windows 64-bit Modern toolchain, the toolchain we recommend you use, contains changes we plan to submit back to CMake.
In this post, we’re going to be covering tips and tricks on how you can optimize your c++ software projects to compile as fast as possible. While we’ll definitely be spending some time looking at optimizations geared for use with TwineCompile, some of these tricks apply…
C++ has a wide ecosystem. One of our key goals with C++Builder is to ensure you can take advantage of the libraries other C++ developers write. With each release we’ve been working on the RTL and STL to ensure it is of a high quality and has great compatibility –…
Set of utilities for Delphi and C++Builder to speed up your development process
September 2, 2020
Intro
When you start building any project, you might end up creating functions to use in several points of your application. Maybe you develop a set of code snippets. Utilities are an important point of connection between your software and the device it runs on, but what if you didn’t have to create them yourself?
WinSoft offers a Utils library that gives you a bunch of functions to…
The Boost library is now available for C++Builder and RAD Studio 10.3.1.
Boost is a very important third party C++ library, and one many of our customers request support for.It’s taken us longer than we had hoped, but I’m very glad to announce it’s…
We have added a number of new categories to the GetIt Package Manager in 10.2 Tokyo to make it easier to find what you’re looking for in GetIt. The GetIt Package Manager can be accessed through the Tools menu in the IDE.
Here’s the new list of categories…
