If you really want to use custom VCL components, you can circumvent the limitation of Turbo Delphi and install components using "dclusr.dpk". However, what you are doing doesn't need this - if you will be using SynEdit, you can safely create it in run-time. Other than that, what CUSTOM components will you need to drop on the form, which you absolutely won't be able to use at run-time?Originally Posted by Robert Kosek
As for stability of Turbo Delphi - I've had it installed for 1.2 years and worked on several projects, Wicked Defense being one of them. During this time, the IDE crashed only twice - after having it open for the entire day, and I was still able to save the work. I once remember that some component of IDE crashed once (after editing very long unit), but I just restarted the IDE as a precaution.
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