Yeah, one thing i like with FPC and Lazarus is that there is a strong focus
on backwards compatibility. Of course it isn't perfect (with FPC 3 i had to
change some of my string code - e.g. i was loading files into strings by
setting the length and BlockReading the string directly - but that took
on
+1 !!!
The dream:
Write and test a program using in a (partly) RAD way, of course in an
Event-programming way, using the Lazarus IDE - say - in Windows.
Now just by changing some settings, compile it for
- Win32
- Win42
- Win 32 or 64 as a service (hence also running on WIN IOT Core)
- MA
On 2017-04-20 10:02, Michael Van Canneyt via Lazarus wrote:
> Total number of downloads: well over 1500.
> Lines of code in our app: 1900 (spread over 20 files).
That is totally insane. The worst dependency hell ever! And then one of
those dependencies get broken or discontinued and your are scre
Hi,
FPC/Lazarus really are amazing tools.
And, more importantly, STABLE and backwards compatible.
This latter may seem self-evident; but it is not.
Let me illustrate why it is not:
For work, we develop apps (android, iOS) for mobile.
We do this using a HTML5 browser-based approach, creating
