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delpi 16/32 bits

Question:
If I program something in delphi for windows, the 16 bit win 3.11
version, could I just compile it in delphi for win95, 32bits?
The only difference should be in the 16/32bit stuff.

I'm asking this coz I dont have the cash right now for delphi 32bit.
And how x-pensive is it anyway?

Please mail directly....

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Re:delpi 16/32 bits


In article <41sfco$...@news.xs4all.nl>, lowle...@xs4all.nl says...

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>Question:
>If I program something in delphi for windows, the 16 bit win 3.11
>version, could I just compile it in delphi for win95, 32bits?
>The only difference should be in the 16/32bit stuff.

Borland ported the whole library to 32-bit in Delphi-32, so if you
avoided using 'asm' and avoided calling win3.1 API's you should compile
your delphi app as-is to a clean perfect true 32-bit Win95 app.

-Larry (lht...@elsburg1.agric.za)

Re:delpi 16/32 bits


On 30 Aug 1995 13:09:26 GMT, lht...@elsburg1.agric.za (Larry Nezar)
wrote:

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>In article <41sfco$...@news.xs4all.nl>, lowle...@xs4all.nl says...

>>Question:
>>If I program something in delphi for windows, the 16 bit win 3.11
>>version, could I just compile it in delphi for win95, 32bits?
>>The only difference should be in the 16/32bit stuff.
>Borland ported the whole library to 32-bit in Delphi-32, so if you
>avoided using 'asm' and avoided calling win3.1 API's you should compile
>your delphi app as-is to a clean perfect true 32-bit Win95 app.

And avoided the temptation to refer to the length byte of a string as
its zeroth element.
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Tempest Software, Corvallis, Oregon, USA

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