RAD Studio 10.4 has a new way to install patches, right from within the IDE without manual installation. We also have a small patch today addressing some missing files, and which is critical for C++ Win64 debugging. RAD Studio 10.4 Patch 1 We ha...

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 what we’re sh...

In 10.4, we’ve reworked code completion and other features. It’s one of the most significant changes to the IDE in a decade. What do we mean by Code Insight? First, some background. If you’re familiar with Code Insight, skip ahead....

Recently, here at Embarcadero we've been celebrating a historic birthday, Delphi's 25th birthday (Feb 14, 1995.) There have been some great blog posts, stories, and people sharing on twitter, not to mention an amazing Delphi 1 celebration websit...

Two patches: an access violation in Midas, and an access violation in a rare case with a method taking an open array parameter We've just released two patches for RAD Studio 10.3.3. RAD Studio 10.3.3 Midas.dll Patch This patch resolves the ...

An issue in Androidapi.Sensor.pas referring to symbols introduced in SDK version 26 will cause an linking error when your app references SDK version 22 If you are building Android applications with C++Builder 10.3.3, you may encounter an error&n...

The localized versions of the C++Builder 10.3.3 C++ compilers are not up to date. We've identified an issue in RAD Studio and C++Builder 10.3.3 regarding the localized versions of the C++ compilers. Background In the past, we translated the compi...

Yes, this is really Windows 3.1 -- and it’s all due to Delphi. In 1995, I was twelve years old. I’d loved programming since I first encountered a computer: when I was much younger, about four, my parents bought a BBC microcomputer. Appa...

An issue with thread-local storage that could cause AVs on some Win64 machines has been resolved We've just released a patch for C++Builder 10.3.3 that resolves: RSP-27180 64-bit builds crash with threadsCreating and using a thread (eg std::thr...

An issue debugging on iOS devices containing an A12 chip has been resolved We've just released a patch for Delphi and C++Builder 10.3.3 which resolves the following issues: RSP-26709 Debugger 'freezes' on iPhone 11 Pro RSP-25732 Can't debu...

An issue where an Android service would not run has been fixed We've just released a patch for RAD Studio 10.3.3 which resolves the following issue: An issue that prevented an Android service running because it could not load its ...

We've released a number of patches for RAD Studio 10.3.3. 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 with details. Last upd...

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 Andr...

Issues with the code completion popup window's scrollbar, using action components, and localisation for Japanese, German and French are fixed We've just released two patches for RAD Studio (Delphi and C++Builder) 10.3.3. IDE and VCL Patch Thi...

Many thanks to Eli for this great overview of C++Builder and what it offers to application developers. Embarcadero’s C++Builder is a versatile rapid application development tool which leverages powerful technologies to help you quickly build be...

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...