Delphi XE2 is here!

[czar]

At the Auckland meeting they showed how to make an android project using radphp or prism - i can't remember - looked complicated

[paul_nicholls]

At the Auckland meeting they showed how to make an android project using radphp or prism - i can't remember - looked complicated

RemObject's project Cooper (in beta ATM) can make Android projects - very similar to Prism (almost same syntax, but different compiler)

cheers,
Paul

[WILL]

Well it's .NET or Java take your pick.

[paul_nicholls]

Well it's .NET or Java take your pick.

hehe, true enough

[LP]

So, did anyone managed to run a Mac OS application compiled with Delphi XE 2 on actual Mac without installing the debugger (PAServer)?

The empty project seems to run fine on my Mac Mini with Leopard 10.6.2 after copying dylibs from Delphi's directory, but in addition to the GUI window, it also opens Terminal window.

After updating Leopard to 10.6.8, it doesn't even run. Clicking on the application opens Terminal window, which is blank.

[czar]

I have just tried it - shut down pa server and started up my mac app and it runs fine. macosx 10.6.8

However, I have found that the GetCurrentDir command returns '/' when I run the application by double clicking on the Mac. Whereas if I start my App up with paserver running that same command returns a full path to the executable within the .app folder.

That GetCurrentDir only returns "/" is very annoying.

[LP]

Czar, thanks for the reply. However, when you install pa server, it installs a bunch of other stuff required for the application to run.

How can you distribute the compiled Mac OS applications without having to install pa server? Or is the debugger a requirement and need to be bundled with every Mac OS application you make?