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RAD Studio 10.4 Patch 3 is out: VCL Grids, C++ Win64 Debugging, and C++ Android Exception Handling and Resources
July 28, 2020
We’ve just released a patch (or hotfix) 3 for Delphi, C++Builder and RAD Studio 10.4.
We recommend that you install Patch #3, which was released today if you use VCL grids or C++Builder. This patch fixes several issues in RAD Studio 10.4 related to the VCL Grid, the…
10.4 Patch #2 fixes the issue where debugging could be unstable and show an unexpected dialog.
Last month, I posted about an issue in 10.4 that caused instability debugging.
Yesterday, we released patch #2 for 10.4. This resolves this issue debugging, and I strongly…
An unusual bug in 10.4 where an unexpected dialog can appear when debugging has a workaround: temporarily disable the Welcome screen.
Update July 21st, 2020
10.4 Patch #2 solves this problem. Please install it instead of using the below workaround.
Original Post
There is a…
In 10.4, we have a completely new debugger for C++Builder for Windows 64-bit, with greatly improved inspection of the contents of STL and other types, as well as stability.
A New Debugger
Before digging into the details, here is whatwe’ve includedin 10.4…
Issues debugging Delphi Android 64-bit applications have been resolved
We’ve just released a patch for Delphi 10.3.3, addressing the following issues when debugging Android 64-bit applications on Android devices:
RSP-26704 Debugging 64 bit Android application hangs…
Author: Pawe Gowacki
In the first post we have covered the installation of Delphi Starter. Now it is the high time to start using it! The best way to learn something is to start using it to build something useful, but not too complicated. Today we will start creating a…
Author: Craig Stuntz
I helped another developer debug an interesting problem this morning. Let’s see if you can spot the problem. The code in question looked something like this simplified version containing only enough code to show the problem:
public void…
