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I had promised in an earlier post that I’d write up the parts of this Virtual Machine video series before recording the videos for YouTube. Well, the promise proved a little difficult to keep, particularly for this part. In this part we learn how to convert numbers from Decimal to Binary and then back to
-> Continue reading Lets write a Virtual Machine – Learning Binary.
More and more I’ve been seeing Delphi applications which shoe-horn in a binding to python, and this has left a lot of Delphi developers bemused as to why. I believe I can explain why. What is Python? If you’re in software development at all, you can’t have missed mention of python over the past decade.
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It’s been around three months since I published a video named “Lets write a Virtual Machine – Part 1” on my YouTube channel. I’ve been quite time constrained, but what little time I have had, has been spent on making videos and thus this blog has been a little neglected. To make amends, I decided
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Track down leaking memory, windows handles critical sections, and many other leaking resources, in your Delphi and Visual Studio C++/C# applications with Deleaker! Supporting 32 & 64 bit applications and both native and managed code, Deleaker tracks allocations and disposal of resources at run time, provided an aggregated view of leaks with complete call stack!
-> Continue reading Delphi Essentials: DeLeaker
Two days ago, a new meeting appeared in my work calendar from an Embarcadero VP, labeled as a “Catch-Up.” This is actually nothing too far outside the usual, as I have been working from home for around two years, a catch-up skype call would happen from time to time. Unfortunately, this call was quite short.
-> Continue reading A Farewell to Embarcadero.
What happens when you mate an original Microsoft XBox with a Commodore Amiga? Anyone familiar with my blog will know that it has been heavily Delphi focused for the past few years, but did you know I do other things? This one post is not appearing in the Rad/Delphi category, so if you’re expecting a
-> Continue reading The Amibox Project