Andreas Berger wrote:
Unfortunatly Lazarus is not yet ready to be used in the comercial
world where development time is of essence. There are many things that
greatly slow down development when it is done via Lazarus. The IDE is
not yet as agile as Delphi's, the debugger is practically useless
under windows and the linker time is totally unacceptable. For that
reason I do all development with Delphi and then port to Lazarus. It
is still a lot of work, but less than developing directly with
Lazarus. I am sure we will solve all this, but in the mean time . . . :(
I develop using Delphi and then compile the Lazarus program from the
command line via a batch file. I have found this faster. I also have
my simple dfm2lfm converter that converts all .dfm files in the root
directory on down to .lfm file and then calls the lazres program.
Regards
Andreas
I am doing the same. The main difficulty are still unknown properties
and un-aligned components after lazres execution.
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