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2006-12-02 06:58:00 PM
delphi38
Hi Fred,
is the CodeGear VP of Product Strategy, so if they say it ain't so, you
better believe it ;-)
Groetjes,
Bob Swart
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Laurent Richard writes:
"Cette politique signe également l'arrêt de Delphi en tant qu'IDE
autonome. Les prochaines versions viendront se greffer sur Visual
Studio, comme un nouveau langage de la plate-forme .NET. Si les
développeurs Delphi risquent de s'y perdre, l'avantage avanc?est que
Delphi sur Visual Studio permettra comme avant de développer soit pour
.NET, soit pour Windows grâce au support de la bibliothèque VCL.
Delphi, en tant que produit, a ét?renomm?en Borland Developer Studio
(BDS) et intègre les langages C++, Delphi et C#. Ces trois langages
supportent la VCL. Ce qui implique que dans les futures versions, C++ et
C# utiliseront respectivement les compilateurs natifs C++ et C# de
Microsoft mais continueront de bénéficier de la VCL."
 

Bob Swart writes:
stupid to firmly deny plans for a product they intend to release
shortly, in particular given the credibility problems they have had in
the few last years as part of Borland.
--
Henrick Hellström
www.streamsec.com
 

""Henrick Hellström [StreamSec]"" writes:
Witch Trial experience just to make sure they really are truthful? I have in
mind the one where you tie the 'witch' to a heavy weight and toss the said
witch into the river. If the accused drowned, then they were innocent, if
they floated they were guilty and hanged. ;-)
 

"tony caduto" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>writes
Eclipse refactoring support does not do well for C++, PHP, PERL, C#,
Ruby, <Insert_Other_Name_Here>.
Nor does its modelling framework, graphical designers, etc.
Those tools are built "from the ground up" by their distributors (if
available).
- Nate.
 

I.P. Nichols writes:
but frankly that did work :)
 

Nils Haeck writes:
Cette politique signe également l'arrêt de Delphi en tant qu'IDE
autonome. Les prochaines versions viendront se greffer sur Visual
Studio, comme un nouveau langage de la plate-forme .NET.
Which means that:
These decisions also mark the stop of Delphi as an autonomous IDE. The
next versions will plugg themselves onto Visual Studio, as a new
language of the .Net platform.
And trust me, the uproar in the French community is HUGE.
"Le monde" is sort of a reference in the press here, CodeGear better put
out an official statement, IN FRENCH, or many people will leave the boat...
--
Olivier Sannier
JVCL Coordinator
jvcl.sf.net/
Find more about me on LinkedIn:
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Oh yeah, and it also says that the next version of C++ will use
Microsoft's compiler but keeping the benefit of the VCL...
And there is no "conditional" here, it is stated as a fact.
--
Olivier Sannier
JVCL Coordinator
jvcl.sf.net/
Find more about me on LinkedIn:
https://www.linkedin.com/in/obones
 

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Fred Derf <nospam>writes <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>
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Captain Jake writes:
 

Indeed, this information is not made to reassure the French users.
Der§en.
"OBones" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>a écrit dans le message de news:
4571ca36$XXXX@XXXXX.COM...

OBones writes:
really came from someone at Borland France, *that* person needs to be dealt
with by CodeGear ASAP.
--
Wayne Niddery - Winwright, Inc (www.winwright.ca)
"Reality is that which, when you stop believing in it, doesn't go
away." - Philip K.{*word*106}
 

Fred Derf writes:
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Delphi Product Manager - CodeGear
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