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C++Builder 2007 included code visualization, a one-way UML class diagram viewer. In Project Tiburon, the next version of C++Builder will have live code and UML modeling. This means you can work in the source code, work in the UML model, and move back and forth with full, live synchronization - "the code is the model, the model is the code".
C++Builder […]
With Tiburon, I can use Unicode characters with VCL components like TMemo, TListBox, TComboBox (and others that contain string lists). How can I load the strings from a file and save the strings to a file? How do I need to modify any existing Delphi and C++Builder programs to handle Unicode characters for these components? Here is the answer.
There is a new, optional, parameter for the […]
In Tiburon, the next versions of Delphi and C++Builder, there is full support for Unicode throughout the language, the compiler, the runtime library, and the VCL. The basic String type is now a UnicodeString. As part of the Unicode support, there is also full support for Unicode characters in databases and database components. While Delphi […]
I am here in Amsterdam Netherlands for our Delphi meet up at the Novotel Hotel. CodeGear evangelist Pawel Glowacki and I are giving technical presentations. Pawel is currently talking about VCL for the Web and dbExpress 4 architectures for Web 2.0 and Database programming.
Before the start of the seminar, I received a copy of issue […]
Dr. Dobbs (DDJ) has posted an interview with CodeGear JBuilder’s Principal Architect Ravi Kumar. In the interview, Ravi talks about capturing developer intent and application knowledge using JBuilder 2008’s Application Factories technology. You can find the interview at http://www.ddj.com/development-tools/207404272.
If you are at JavaOne 2008 this week in San Francisco, you can see Application Factories in […]
I previously blogged about Microsoft and Intel funding parallel computing research at University of California at Berkeley (UC Berkeley), and the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (UIUC). Now several technology companies (Sun Microsystems, Advanced Micro Devices, NVIDIA, IBM, Hewlett Packard, and Intel) are funding parallel computing research at Stanford University’s Pervasive Parallelism Laboratory (PPL). Kunle Olukotun is the […]