This ISO of the CodeGear RAD Studio 2007 DVD can be used to install CodeGear RAD Studio 2007, C++Builder 2007 (original release with Update 3 or R2 release) or Delphi 2007 for Win32 (original release with Update 3 or R2 release). The serial number you enter determines which product(s) will be installed.<P>This download is available only to registered users of RAD Studio 2007, Delphi 2007 or ...

Just wondering. What exactly is CodeGear "announcing" today? And how is it different from what they've been doing for months now? They're not announcing what the product will be; they've already done that. Sure, they're filling in a few details, but you can't really announce something that everybody already knows about. (Mind you, I'm not complaining [...]

... One of the most important issue is the availability of the third-party components that you use for the new compiler. CodeGear has a list with compatible third party tools and components, which helps a lot. ... support is pervasive. The default string type is now Unicode and not Ansi as before. Although CodeGear have done a remarkable job in making the porting of normal application code to Delphi 2009 ...

... of the database. All versions of InterBase will now be able to use multiple processors and cores." means.. CodeGear have been stating that InterBase was SMP enabled since InterBase 7.0. So what does this ... InterBase will not trickle down to Firebird is correct. InterBase as per Inprise/Borland/CodeGear/Embarcadero is a closed source database. After the code was originally open sourced on SourceForge ...

CodeGear's Barry Kelly has a well-explained list of Vista shell annoyances. I don't dislike Vista as much as Kelly but these things annoy me too, with the exception of the Start menu which I prefer in its Vista guise. Kelly doesn't like the way Vista constrains it to a scrolling panel, but I find the [...]

In my last post, I introduced a multicast event that uses generics to address the problem of needing to manually declare and implement a new multicaster for each unique event type. If you remember, I referred to some other posts that presented a technique for doing automatic cleanup of both the multicast event object itself [...]