This primer covers the basics of getting started using third-party libraries with the new Delphi 10.2 and Linux. Introduction If you are planning to use third-party Linux libraries on Delphi for Linux you may encounter some difficulties when you attempt to build and the linker attempts to find those libraries. Some basic Linux assistance with… Continue reading Importing third-party Linux libraries on Delphi 10.2 Tokyo
In this second part on error reporting, we add support for Android. For that, we need to manually walk the call stack and configure the Delphi project to export symbols. In the previous article in this series, we shared some building blocks for implementing error reporting functionality on iOS. To recap, these blocks are: Intercepting… Continue reading Build your own Error Reporter – Part 2: Android
We share some building blocks for rolling your own error reporter in Delphi. From intercepting unhandled exceptions, to retrieving a stack trace to symbolicating the error report. This part focuses on iOS. In the next part, we handle Android, which does things a bit differently. We won’t cover Windows here, since there are already some… Continue reading Build your own Error Reporter – Part 1: iOS
We share our efficient and easy-to-use JSON and BSON library that supports a Document Object Model (DOM), direct reading and writing in JSON and BSON format, and automatic serialization of Delphi records and classes to and from JSON and BSON. Why another JSON library? There are already quite a few JSON libraries out there, so… Continue reading Efficient and easy-to-use JSON and BSON library
This post is a small exercise in designing a cross platform abstraction layer for platform-specific functionality. In particular, we present a small Delphi library to add cross platform text-to-speech to your app. It works on Windows, macOS, iOS and Android. You can find the source code on GitHub as part of the JustAddCode repository. If you… Continue reading Cross Platform Text-to-Speech
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