Re: dcc64.exe

Rod wrote:
When can we expect the dcc64.exe from Borland?

Being honest, win64 is no market for Borland yet. The download numbers
of this win64 preview are little compared with other releases. OTOH
there seem to be some users needing an Object Pascal compiler
desperately because I know people already porting server software to
win64 using this preview.
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