Re: About speed


IMO, *good* Delphi for .NET projects cannot be simply recompiled from
Win32
source, there are many more considerations that will influence how a
progam
is written for a managed environment as opposed to an unmanaged one.


It is yet one question, for Delphi (DevCo) guys. Why? Which Delphi
structures so weak so they cannot be processed into right IL? You wrote
(before) FloatToStr is so slow, so you need to use ToString to get faster
code. I disappointed, why FloatToStr.NET does nto call .ToString instead
(internally). Well, I understand why Delphi.NET cannot support modern, .NET
2.0 constructions. It is ok. But it use same MSIL compiled internally, same
MS .NET libraries like C# use too.
Strange way.....

Alex


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