A week or so ago Artem Razin got in touch with me to ask if I'd take a look at his Deleaker program and mention it in my blog. I agreed and this blog is about how I've been using it and what I've discovered. This is by no means a definitive account of how to use the program and I'm far from an expert user. For the final word on this program, see the Deleaker docs . You can get a free trial and pricing info from the Deleaker Website . Deleaker stand-alone window Disclosure This is the first blog I've written about a commercial third party program. For the sake of transparency I want to disclose that I received a free license for this product from Artem, for which I'm grateful. Offer to other developers I'm happy to offer to blog about other useful development software (or Delphi libraries) from other small developers. For more info see my " Promoting Delphi developers & applications? " blog post. So what is it? Deleaker is memory leak detecto
Embarcadero have announced the next release of RAD Studio / Delphi / C++ Builder. It's going to be version 11 rather than the expected v10.5. If you're an existing RAD Studio / Delphi / C++ Builder user and have an active update subscription for then you'll be able to join to the v11 beta program. The code name for this new release is "Olympus". For full details see Marco Cantu's blog post .
Before we start, please note that I'm discussing, by special permission, a pre-release product that is subject to change. (Image used by permission) So here's a brief list of what we can (hopefully) expect in Delphi/C++ Builder/RAD Studio 11: High DPI support in the IDE. Design time previews of VCL styles. An improved rich edit control in the VCL - I'm looking forward to that one! Native ARM compilation for Delphi on Macs. An Edge Chromium powered web browser control for FMX. If you want to know more then you can register for a sneak preview event on 9th September.
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