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

Jon Robertson wrote:
Marco van de Voort wrote:

No. The codegenerator doesn't suddenly start to generate code for X, just
because it is written in X.

It does if it is changed. Sorry - currently I can't go into further details. Perhaps it will be clear in the future, if I have enough time ;-)

Thanks Marco. That's what I was trying to point out. Andre's view is very confusing... ;)

It was only somewhat funny that a compiler written in C++ compiles Pascal code, which can be compiled by BCB - a C++ compiler.

I can't go into further details, how all could be compiled and linked together. There are many examples, which do it just the way I mentioned.

Andre
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