Re: Would you buy Delphi Classic?

Kyle A. Miller wrote in <42fc1368$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

> > Borland is.
>
> That's because the new IDE is superior. Get over it.

I agree, it /is/ superior. Superior at blowing up randomly. Superior at
hard locking. Superior at being slow. Indeed, the new IDE is vastly
superior compared to the D7 IDE at all those things.

Will

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