Tobias Rapp wrote:
> Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
>> ICS does not currently support FireMonkey or Mac OS-X, it needs a
>> lot of work since Linux is not event driven like Windows, and makes
>> use of threads to prevent blocking. ICS did support Kylix for Linux
>> several years ago,
Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
> There may be such an event system in FireMonkey, don't actually know.
>
> But supporting ICS with FireMonkey and Mac OS-X is not simply a case of a
> few bug fixes and conditional compilation changes which is effectively
> all that is needed for 64-bi
> There may be such an event system in FireMonkey, don't actually
> know.
It seems Embarcadero bought KSDev earlier this year:
http://www.ksdev.com/
and the feature page of VGScene may provide some hints about the
capabilies of FireMonkey, although Embarcadero may have changed
everything!
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> I don't understand why Embarcado should not use a similar approach and
> includes a cross-platform event-system wrapper in FireMonkey. It
> would make the life easier not only for ICS developers, I suppose.
There may be such an event system in FireMonkey, don't actually know.
But supporting IC
Angus Robertson - Magenta Systems Ltd wrote:
> ICS does not currently support FireMonkey or Mac OS-X, it needs a lot of
> work since Linux is not event driven like Windows, and makes use of
> threads to prevent blocking. ICS did support Kylix for Linux several
> years ago, so some work has been do
Embarcadero recently announced that RAD Studio XE2 will be launched in
the next few weeks, the main XE2 information page is currently:
http://www.embarcadero.com/world-tour
The NDA on vendors has been relaxed so we can now talk about some new XE2
features and components for XE2. This note briefl
