Questions for TC programmers (Lazarus world)
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Questions for TC programmers (Lazarus world)
Why did YOU migrated to Lazarus?
How is Lazarus compared to Delphi?
Should I consider to migrate to Lazarus?
Is the Lazarus compiler a bit slower (or it is only my impression)?
Thanks
How is Lazarus compared to Delphi?
Should I consider to migrate to Lazarus?
Is the Lazarus compiler a bit slower (or it is only my impression)?
Thanks
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Re: Questions for TC programmers (Lazarus world)
I didn't migrate to Lazarus, I'm still using Delphi for TC 32-bit. I'm using Lazarus for TC 64-bit because there was no 64-bit Delphi at the time when I needed to create a 64-bit version.
Lazarus works well, but the created EXE files are quite a bit larger. If you can afford Delphi, I recommend that you stay with it. Lazarus is a bit slower, but it's still fast enough to not slow down my workflow.
Lazarus works well, but the created EXE files are quite a bit larger. If you can afford Delphi, I recommend that you stay with it. Lazarus is a bit slower, but it's still fast enough to not slow down my workflow.
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Re: Questions for TC programmers (Lazarus world)
Many thanks for your answer!
> If you can afford Delphi
I upgrade every 3-4 years when/if I get discounts.
I tried Lazarus and the compilations speed seem smaller compared to Delphi. A big program comiles in under 1 sencond on Delphi. A small program comiles in over 2 seconds on Lazarus!
>but the created EXE files are quite a bit larger.
Who cares today when everyone has at least 10mbps internet connection and 0.5TB harddrives
> If you can afford Delphi
I upgrade every 3-4 years when/if I get discounts.
I tried Lazarus and the compilations speed seem smaller compared to Delphi. A big program comiles in under 1 sencond on Delphi. A small program comiles in over 2 seconds on Lazarus!
>but the created EXE files are quite a bit larger.
Who cares today when everyone has at least 10mbps internet connection and 0.5TB harddrives
Re: Questions for TC programmers (Lazarus world)
cubic,
Roman
I definitely do.Who cares today when everyone has at least 10mbps internet connection and 0.5TB harddrives
Roman
Mal angenommen, du drückst Strg+F, wählst die FTP-Verbindung (mit gespeichertem Passwort), klickst aber nicht auf Verbinden, sondern fällst tot um.
Re: Questions for TC programmers (Lazarus world)
Who cares today if a program is compiled in 1 or 2 seconds? It may be compiled even in 5 seconds to give optimized resulting exe which may run faster and use less memory. However, in most cases a program optimized for fast execution will have larger size and load slower.
Andrzej P. Wozniak
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Re: Questions for TC programmers (Lazarus world)
What I meant is that a small program compiles slower on Lazarus while a big program compiles faster on Delphi.Who cares today if a program is compiled in 1 or 2 seconds?
Now, if it would be to extrapolate, a big program (that I don't have yet) for Lazarus would take A LOT of time to compile.
Re: Questions for TC programmers (Lazarus world)
32 bit in Delphi 2? Is that really true? Read it here and there...
Why not Delphi 7? Last old style version.
Why not compile the 32 bit version also with Lazarus? Seems that there will be differences between 64 bit and 32 bit because of using different dev tools?
Just curious. And yes, pricing of Delphi nowadays is crazy.
Why not Delphi 7? Last old style version.
Why not compile the 32 bit version also with Lazarus? Seems that there will be differences between 64 bit and 32 bit because of using different dev tools?
Just curious. And yes, pricing of Delphi nowadays is crazy.
Re: Questions for TC programmers (Lazarus world)
rinzwind,
Faster and smaller code.
Roman
Faster and smaller code.
Roman
Mal angenommen, du drückst Strg+F, wählst die FTP-Verbindung (mit gespeichertem Passwort), klickst aber nicht auf Verbinden, sondern fällst tot um.
Re: Questions for TC programmers (Lazarus world)
Ha, so the 32 bit version is better?
O oo could be a can of worms.
O oo could be a can of worms.
Re: Questions for TC programmers (Lazarus world)
I fucking hate the prick from Embarcadero that decided to introduce the new licensing/pricing scheme (aka subscription) for modern editions of Delphi....
This is why I want to move to Lazarus.
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