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I wish porting projects from Delphi was easier. I was trying to make Python bindings for the AcBR library[1] and failed miserably. Shameless plug: if you think

I wish porting projects from Delphi was easier. I was trying to make Python bindings for the AcBR library[1] and failed miserably. Shameless plug: if you think you are up to the task and is not too expensive contact paulo at xtend.com.br [1] http://acbr.sourceforge.net/drupal/ http://acbr.sourceforge.net/drupal/

Jack4E4B 9y ago
There is another Pascal project out there called Oxygen by the folks at RemObjects. Not free, but I've heard good comments about it: http://www.elementscompiler.com/elements/oxygene/ http://www.elementscompiler.com/elements/oxygene/
rgacote 9y ago
I'd definitely use it more if I could port over the last few Delphi apps I have in production. My Delphi 7 is getting a bit old... Aside from single-file executables, the biggest advantage to Lazarus (and also Delphi) [to me] is that all the libraries are also built in the language. No needing to bounce down to opaque DLLs just to display some GUI element.
- iajrz 9y ago
  A bit old is an understatement :^) why not update to more recent iterations of Delphi?
- iajrz 9y ago
  Just in case, I found this: http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Delphi_Converter_in_Lazarus http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/Delphi_Converter_in_Lazar...