RAD Studio, Delphi and C++Builder 10.3.3 were released last Thursday, Nov 21 2019. There are a number of great improvements this release, and in this post we'll look at some of the tweaks and changes to the IDE itself. Features Editor tabs ...

We've released five patches (also known as hotfixes) for RAD Studio 10.3.2. To ensure you know about all of them, and can install correctly, here is a list and some overview information. If we release any others, we'll update this blog post...

A patch for debugging local variables with the classic and Clang compilers We've just released a patch (what used to be called a hotfix) for an issue affecting C++Builder 10.3.2. Debugging variables in apps built with the Classic bcc32...

Display sizes and resolutions today are often significantly higher resolution than a few years ago. On the machine where I'm writing, I have one 1920x1080 24" external display (once considered a really good size!) plus the 28...

This month, September 2019, Windows 10 now has over 50% market share according to VentureBeat. It passed Windows 7 in January. Windows 7, which was introduced in 2009, will have support end in January, and the message from Microsoft is clear: Windows...

An issue where changes to a file in the IDE would not be reflected in the compiled EXE is fixed We've just released a patch for C++Builder and Delphi 10.3.2 that fixes the following issue: In some situations, modifying a file in the IDE followed by ...

A patch for debugging local variables for Win32 C++, and linking large Delphi macOS64 apps Updated Sep 26 2019 - see below We've just released a patch (what used to be called a hotfix) for two issues affecting Delphi and C++Builder 10.3.2. ...

A patch for debugging parameters in macOS64 apps built with Delphi 10.3.2 If you are debugging macOS 64-bit applications built with Delphi 10.3.2, you may encounter an issue where method parameters, when inspected or evaluated, display incorrect data...

RAD Studio 10.3.2 comes with the up-to-date version 1.68 of Boost for both Win32 and Win64 Clang-enhanced compilers, plus Boost for the classic compiler The 10.3.x version of C++Builder has focused so far on upgrading the C++ toolchain to suppor...

Delphi and C++Builder 10.3.2 benefit from a snappy, performant IDE, and other IDE tweaks In RAD Studio 10.3.2, we had a particular focus on IDE quality. Back in November, we introduced a new look and feel for the RAD Studio IDE. Overall this was...

RAD Studio 10.3.2's online installer, and a GetIt server for Boost and other libraries for 10.3.2, are online. As you may know, we have had some server issues recently which have affected installation. During this time, the workaround to ins...

10.3.2 includes async parameter completion, tooltip insight and go to definition for Clang-enhanced compilers, as well as significantly revised code completion In November, we released C++Builder 10.3.0 with an updated Clang-enhanced C++ compiler. Th...

In C++Builder 10.3.2, you can target both Win32 and Win64 using the C++17 Clang-enhanced compiler. In November, we released C++Builder 10.3.0 with an updated Clang-enhanced C++ compiler. This compiler: Was C++17 compliant Had an updated Dinkumware S...

The whole product team is very pleased to announce that RAD Studio, including C++Builder and Delphi, v 10.3.2 is now available. If you have an active update subscription, you can download it now: RAD Studio 10.3.2 Rio Delphi 10.3.2 Rio C++...

RAD Studio 10.3.2 is close - very close out now! On Wednesday July 24, the product management team (myself, Marco Cantù, and Sarina DuPont) will run a webinar showing you what's new for both Delphi and C++Builder. We have some great s...

In RAD Studio 10.2.x and older versions, the IDE had a toolbar that allowed you to log in to our Community site, and see new messages, events and so forth. In this screenshot of an older version of the IDE - the new one looks much better! - you can ...

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...

Bookmarks and Navigator are some great coding productivity tools available in RAD Studio 10.3.1. You can install them via GetIt. They were recently acquired, and currently still have a few items you might notice relating to their previous l...

In RAD Studio 10.3.1, we've added two new really useful productivity tools to the IDE, which improve navigation: finding your code, and moving around within your code. A couple of days ago, we looked at Bookmarks; today, let's look at Navigator. Thes...

On February 14th, Delphi's birthday, we released RAD Studio 10.3.1, a point release to 10.3 Rio. We have a number of great improvements this release I'd like to highlight. RAD Server Console UI RAD Server is our platform for building services, such a...

In RAD Studio 10.3.1, we've added two new really useful productivity tools to the IDE, which improve navigation: finding your code, and moving around within your code. These were previously third-party tools that were very popular with thousands...

In RAD Studio 10.3 we’ve made an interesting very low-level change that affects both Delphi and C++. This is a change in the how method parameters are passed when a method is invoked. For the vast majority of customers, this issue won’t a...

We have just released a hotfix for RAD Studio 10.3, which addresses a number of issues in the C++ compiler and RTL. This is an important hotfix if you rely on compiler version numbers (for example, for version-specific behaviour in you...

Over the weekend, we released two hotfixes for RAD Studio 10.3. One of these, the which addressed a number of IDE issues, is especially important if you use C++Builder. It addresses: RSP-21683: IDE missing Application sub optionsTwo settings pa...

An ongoing project we have is to ensure more popular, well-known C++ libraries are updated to work with C++Builder, and available to you from within GetIt, our package manager. You may have seen a post earlier this year about real-world (non-dem...