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"cross platform" to whatever they feel like. I remember in college my teacher bought the new version for that. Turned out "Native Android support" was phonegap
by kennydude 11y ago
"cross platform" to whatever they feel like. I remember in college my teacher bought the new version for that. Turned out "Native Android support" was phonegap which isn't native.
- TimJYoung 11y agoAbsolutely false: http://blog.marcocantu.com/blog/compiling_android_apps_delphi.html http://blog.marcocantu.com/blog/compiling_android_apps_delph...
- kennydude 11y agoCollege was before 2013 and I haven't looked at it since.
- PeCaN 11y agoIt's actually native now, albeit kind of a mess (or at least the C++ version is; I haven't used Delphi). For example, Windows/x86, Windows/x64, and ARM are all different compilers (OS X and ARM are both clang; x64 is an older clang, x86 is totally different) that support different features and have subtly different behavior sometimes. Then there are differences between VCL and Firemonkey, so don't even try porting an existing Win32 app. It's only portable if you try really hard.