RE: [DUG] Delphi .Net vs Visual Studio .Net and Midas vs .Netremo ting

[JeremyN]

There are issues with having the same source provide a dot net and a win32 application. It will never automatically work and you'll get performance issues because code that is fast in Win32 will not always be the most efficient way of doing it in Dot Net.  Concating strings is one.   They have taken a lot of the grunt work out of doing conversions but there is still some things that the programmer needs to be done.  I am not working on make a Win32 app *shared* source.   Another thing is you basically need to Projects.  One for your Win32 app and another for the Dot Net one.  The project files now hold a lot more information than they previously did.  Just add the shared source files into each project.   JED -----Original Message----- From: Jason Saggers [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: 1 July 2004 7:35 AM To: NZ Borland Developers Group - Delphi List Subject: RE: [DUG] Delphi .Net vs Visual Studio .Net and Midas vs .Netremoting There was an original intention for Delphi 8 to do Win32 and .NET compilations from the same source.  However this development was delaying delivery, so the Win32 side of it got put aside, with a promise that this would be release later...  At least is what I was told at one the bug testing sessions...

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