Re: Porting my delphi code to Mac

Gil wrote:
I have this little utility for educational purpose, some teacher say that they will not buy it if it does not work on a Mac machine, anyone has a suggestion on how to easy create a Mac application using my existing Delphi code.



Freepascal is possible perhaps - but a lot of work from what I can gather, and doesn't yet do native look and feel last time I looked - it runs on the older style Mac interface.

The other alternative is to show them parallels(www.parallels.com) and windows on a mac, by all reports this does the job. VMWare also has a solution now I think (fusion?). Or if you want to make a nicer solution have a look at virtual appliances - depends on your app.

hth,
Dave
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