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Can we expect synopse components for it?
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I'll have to buy the XE2 Version and make our source code work with it.
It won't be so difficult, and has been prepared from the first version.
See http://blog.synopse.info/post/2011/08/0 … FireMonkey
and http://blog.synopse.info/post/2010/08/1 … s-compiler
And in order to embed the SQLite3 engine as a static library, it will need some work about the C RTL.
It will need recompile with other COFF 64 bit C compiler - so our low-level C RTL tricks shared between C++ Builder and Delphi won't work any more.
See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7271 … ject-files
SynCommons will need modification about exception handling and stack trace.
See http://www.delphifeeds.com/go/s/83454
But I think I'll release revision 1.15 first.
The XE2 Version will be mORMot version 2.0, with 64 bit and FireMonkey support.
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You can start with the Trial version ...
For building the 64 bit obj files, Emba used the Microsoft SDK c compiler.
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And in order to embed the SQLite3 engine as a static library, it will need some work about the C RTL.
There is a System.Win.Crtl.pas now that provides MS C RTL functions!
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I was wondering about lower-level RTL calls, but perhaps there is not much calls.
We'll see.
In all facts, MS C RTL should be avoided, since I want the libraries to be cross-platform.
I tried to make most low-level functions in SynCommons.pas - so I'll first convert this unit.
I guess that SQLite3Pages and SynPDF will be more difficult to implement as cross-platform, than the mORMot core itself.
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