Probably should be in the programming forums but...
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glennPattonWork wrote:
Has anyone noticed that Delphi apps act strangely in Windows7
Yep, they crash... but don't ask me why... Delphi is greek to me!
Ahhh, that's nice to know I was starting to think it was a DFU mistake. Why does the client use Delphi and TCL ??
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S Houghtelin wrote:
Everything acts strangely in Windows 7 8. :-D
I worry if something anything works at the first compile. at allFTFY!
The universe is composed of electrons, neutrons, protons and......morons. (ThePhantomUpvoter)
:thumbsup:
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Has anyone noticed that Delphi apps act strangely in Windows7 ?:confused:
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S Houghtelin wrote:
Everything acts strangely in Windows 7 8. :-D
I worry if something anything works at the first compile. at allFTFY!
The universe is composed of electrons, neutrons, protons and......morons. (ThePhantomUpvoter)
I'm just starting to get over my fear of Windows 7 don't mention 8 yet (on a side note my boss upgraded his PC from Win 2000 to Win 7 last year complaining about the lack of drivers.....
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I haven't noticed, but when a program acts strangely, firing up CFF Explorer (or equivalent) to see which compiler produced it is usually not the first thing I do.
Hadn't come across CFF explorer before I am giving a look now....
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S Houghtelin wrote:
Everything acts strangely in Windows 7 8. :-D
I worry if something anything works at the first compile. at allFTFY!
The universe is composed of electrons, neutrons, protons and......morons. (ThePhantomUpvoter)
I've had limited experience with W-eight. Mostly to see if some of our data collection applications work. They do, and they don't. The security features can put the init files in a different locations. Took some doing but I was able to get most of them going with little effort. Oddly enough, our old VB6 apps worked just fine. :~
It was broke, so I fixed it.
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Has anyone noticed that Delphi apps act strangely in Windows7 ?:confused:
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I have no idea, this is an application that we were given to test some boards with. When I was on site I did see a Delphi 5 battered book on the shelf. The dialogue boxes are square and so are the buttons not like Vis Studio but it has a net run time installed on the box. Seem to remember Borland Dev Studio 2006 had Delphi for .NET......
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Ahhh, that's nice to know I was starting to think it was a DFU mistake. Why does the client use Delphi and TCL ??
:suss:I suspect He/She/They is/are a fan of Borland (names now changed to a cryptic term starting in E...)
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Has anyone noticed that Delphi apps act strangely in Windows7 ?:confused:
Which version of Delphi? I use Delphi 7, 2009 and XE2 on Win7. No strange behaviour of strange apps so far. Maybe your app calls a depicated WinAPI function.
This statement is false.
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Has anyone noticed that Delphi apps act strangely in Windows7 ?:confused:
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Which version of Delphi? I use Delphi 7, 2009 and XE2 on Win7. No strange behaviour of strange apps so far. Maybe your app calls a depicated WinAPI function.
This statement is false.
I am trying to stay away from the code in this project.....
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XE 2, my memory of Pascal (which I believe Delphi is a child of) was restricted to college at Uni we used C, in the real world I have used VB6, VB.NET (2002), Borland C++ Builder, C, C# most recently, is XE 2 a newer version of Delphi?
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XE 2, my memory of Pascal (which I believe Delphi is a child of) was restricted to college at Uni we used C, in the real world I have used VB6, VB.NET (2002), Borland C++ Builder, C, C# most recently, is XE 2 a newer version of Delphi?
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Ahhh, the old change the name trick, is still Borland Inspire, or Inspire?...
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I have no idea, this is an application that we were given to test some boards with. When I was on site I did see a Delphi 5 battered book on the shelf. The dialogue boxes are square and so are the buttons not like Vis Studio but it has a net run time installed on the box. Seem to remember Borland Dev Studio 2006 had Delphi for .NET......
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Just about to give it a go.....
