Re: The trend is to move away from Delphi...

David Dean wrote:

In article <44e18a73$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
"Pete Goodwin" <bdn.REMOVE@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

C++ Builder appears to have atrophied.

I take issue with that. C++ Builder atrophied a few years ago, but
has since reappeared much stronger than it ever was.

Yet the current personality in BDS 2006 appears to be no better than
C++ Builder V6. Still the same 50% speed compared to similar apps in
VC++ with Dhrystone tests. Still difficulties with building "open
source" stuff. Very few people support C++ Builder as an option,
usually it's VC++.

--
Pete Goodwin
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