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Adding my 2c to this discussion: I saw just recently, via SourceForge's email newsletter, that Free Pascal made it to SourceForge Project Of The Month (POTM):
by vram22 13y ago
Adding my 2c to this discussion:
I saw just recently, via SourceForge's email newsletter, that Free Pascal made it to SourceForge Project Of The Month (POTM):
http://sourceforge.net/blog/april-2014-project-of-the-month-free-pascal/ http://sourceforge.net/blog/april-2014-project-of-the-month-...
I've used various Delphi versions, a little, for personal projects [1], off on on, and liked it. A pity that the free Turbo Delphi Explorer version was discontinued. (TDE was released and then stopped when Borland was in its CodeGear incarnation some years ago.) As others have said, hope Embarcadero comes out with a low-end free or low cost version of Delphi. (They did have a Delphi XE Starter Edition, not sure if it is still there.) I've also read off and on that Delphi (and other Borland products) were/are big in Germany and other European countries.
[1] http://jugad2.blogspot.in/2010/08/digital-clock-v10-in-3-lines-of-delphi.html http://jugad2.blogspot.in/2010/08/digital-clock-v10-in-3-lin...
- vram22 13y agoRe [1] above: Image of the digital clock gone from the post, sorry. But it was just a narrow horizontal window with a text box in it, that showed the current time, updating every second, something like the LED digital clocks you see at railway stations or airports.