Hello!
I am interesting in speech recognation but i can not
obtain sound via microphone. I must process speech
real
time. So i must write voice data to ram and process it
from
there. And are there any body who knows anything about
fft and hidden markow speech algorithms. I would be
grateful if
I know this has been mentioned before but how do you stuff keystrokes into
the keyboard buffer?
Laurence Bevan
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From: Laurence Bevan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Tuesday, 8 May 2001 22:56
Subject: [DUG]: Stuffing keys into the keyboard buffer
I know this has been mentioned before but how do you stuff
well, its official - Delphi 6 is out of the hat - the XML stuff, BTW,
hassupport for XSD, but I couldn't say anything until this was out :)
Also, we have a special on Kylix + Delphi 6 - buy Delphi 6 (well, preorder
it :) ) and get Kylix for 1/2 price :) Call the office (09) 3600-231 for
more
well, its official - Delphi 6 is out of the hat - the XML stuff, BTW,
hassupport for XSD, but I couldn't say anything until this was out :)
Well, interesting feature matrix. Looks like a few goodies there for the Professional
version. I note the usual problem with the Enterprise edition :
Ditto
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From: Phil Scadden [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, 9 May 2001 09:54
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: [DUG]: d6 - pricing, mutter...
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Nic, would be good to get thee NZ pricing out asap - I have budget money for
Delphi allocated
Nic, would be good to get thee NZ pricing out asap - I have budget money
for
Delphi allocated before July and could going on the red tape.
I'll get it ASAP - Alice, who has the info, is currently in transit to the
computerworld expo, so I'll get it from her as soon as she gets there and
calls
Would the D6 + Kylix deal include D6.Upgrade + Kylix.Full @ half price
Cheers,
Nahum.
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Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 08:54 AM
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Subject: [DUG]: Fw: Borland Unveils Industry's First
OK, pricing (all are +freight +gst):
enterprise full $6670 + gst
upgrade $5330 + gst
pro full $2220 + gst
upgrade $890 + gst
order before 30 june and get a discount
pro $815 + gst (upgrade)
ent $4930 + gst (upgrade)
wow, the NZ$ does suck (and our prices in the US have gone up a bit too.)
Most likely. I'll have to check.
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Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 10:34 AM
Subject: RE: [DUG]: Fw: Borland Unveils Industry's First RAD Web Services
Development Platform
It doesn't such THAT much!
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From: Nic Wise [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 9 May 2001 11:00
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: Re: [DUG]: d6 - pricing, mutter...
OK, pricing (all are +freight +gst):
enterprise full $6670 + gst
upgrade $5330 + gst
pro
I think pricing is something Borland should look at.
Visual Studio 6 Enterprise is only $4470 with Pro at $2979.
While I would never cross over to the dark side, surely competitive pricing
is in order. Not to mention loyalty to customers, we have bought every
version of Delphi since version 1.
As I said, the prices have gone up, and the NZ doller has dropped quite a
bit since delphi 5 was released. (which was, what, nearly 2 years ago now?)
Just based on the exchange rate (41c/$US), this would be around 2730$ US,
which would have been 4964$NZ @ 55c/$US or 5460@ 50c/$US. (vrs 6660 it
Does anyone have a reference to a decent DBGrid descendant with inplace
editors for Memos/ Date and can display BLOBs/ checkboxes etc ... with
source, and preferably cheap/ free. There seem to be plenty available - but
rather than sift through them all, maybe someone here has a suggestion.
While I would never cross over to the dark side, surely competitive pricing
is in order. Not to mention loyalty to customers, we have bought every
version of Delphi since version 1. I think for loyal customers, a price
around $3500 for an enterprise upgrade would be more reasonable.
I'm
Someone else mentioned unbundling... this was done a bit with the last
version, eg ADO add-on, any info on unbundling with D6??
Regards
Colin
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Sent: Wednesday, 9 May 2001 11:00 am
To: Multiple
A few questions:
I note that the data snap component would seem to have deployment licensing
costs over and above these prices. Am I correct?
Are there other deployment licensing costs associated with this release?
What is the difference between BDE SQL Links and SQL Links?
As I can the that
Pro full upgrade - $890+ . . . This also from version 2?
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Sent: Wednesday, 9 May 2001 11:00 a.m.
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OK, pricing
it's also prices like these that make people look towards say gcc and
KDevelop and linux/open source solutions.
--On Wednesday, 9 May 2001 1:05 p.m. +1200 Martin Paulo
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PS: Having just compared these prices to our MSDN subscription price I can
see that it is probably
No mention yet, AFAIK, but I would imagine that the status quo would stand.
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From: Colin Fraser [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Sent: Wednesday, May 09, 2001 12:37 PM
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Someone
I think it's a case of you get what you paid for. You can't honestly
compare either of those development enviroments (well GCC isn't technically
an enviroment) to Delphi. Haven't used Kylix first hand so I can only go
on hearsay but have used both KDevelop and GCC.
JED
PS: Glad to see you
That maybe so, but its tools like gcc (especially gcc) that make people use
Delphi and Kylix in the first place. It may cost you $6K for the enterprise
verison of the Delphi 6, but how long _extra_ (at, for eg, $80/hr) would it
take to write an app in gcc? Hell, how much extra time would it take
Jed:
Kylix = Delphi 5 on the linux platform. Its almost feature-for-feature, but
without the BDE (pretty much), and a few Linux-centric extras, eg Apache
support.
Hell, 1/2 of the dialogs even LOOK the same!
N
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I could compare Netbeans to JBuilder, KDevelop to C++ Builder. IDE wise
KDevelop is very nice, and very powerful. Admittidly I don't know anything
about c++ which my main hurdle there atm.
And well, why can't I compare them? Delphi is not the only RAD design tool
out there these days, its
OK, I give. You can compare them!
;-)
And well, why can't I compare them?
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$6670 + GST = +/-$7500
Which is closer to $8K for a new entrant to the Delphi market.
Delphi is productive, but you have to use it before you realize just how
productive it is. That good old chicken and egg scenario again!
Further that $8k is the upfront 'reach into your pocket and smack your
While it may look like I am defending the pricing I am not. I think it is
over priced here in Australia (and NZ) when compared with the US and
salaries are also compared. If you are a new user, why buy the enterprise
version straight away. There is enough in Pro or even standard to keep you
A few months ago I saw research that claimed 90% of software development is
custom development done in house by business. Only 10% of software
development is for shrink-wrap sales.
I feel that the Delphi feature matrix shows that of the three versions, the
enterprise edition is the version one
Hiya, I have a client whose having problems with our applications
reporting module (which uses TPrinter.BeginDoc etc. etc.).
The problem is that they've got HP Openview monitoring the network, and
filtering out any non PCL5 print jobs, and it seems that Delphi is
inserting a series of PJL
Well in this case isn't the client the business?
A few months ago I saw research that claimed 90% of software development
is
custom development done in house by business. Only 10% of software
development is for shrink-wrap sales.
One labour saving lesson I have learnt with HP printers and software is:
Always, always check to see if there are later revisions and bug fixes for
their drivers and applications before you do anything else. If there are
then apply them first and see if the problem goes away.
I have wasted days
Well yes, but in the case of this particular client (a govt department),
getting them to modify their network software is not quite so easy...
--On Wednesday, 9 May 2001 3:54 p.m. +1200 Martin Paulo
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One labour saving lesson I have learnt with HP printers and software
Does D6 still talk to the BDE?
Mark
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Sent: Tuesday, May 08, 2001 8:26 PM
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Well in this case isn't the client the business?
A few months ago
If you want it to.
BDE, ADO, DataCLX, XML(myBase) or InterBase
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From: Mark Howard [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, 10 May 2001 10:10
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: Re: [DUG]: d6 - pricing, mutter...
Does D6 still talk to the BDE?
Mark
If you were a Dentist you would pay around $120,000 (from memory) for
one of those cool robotic chairs. Without one... well put it this way, I
think we would all agree that the robotic chairs are the only fun part
about going to a dentist. If you compare the price of development
software, and
D6 is quite expensive compared to Tools from M$. I think it should
be priced countrywise.
I think Borland should look at their pricing strategy once again. I
believe the more you sell, even if the profit is less you end up
making more profit then selling less at high price.
Sandeep
Never having been a dentist I could be wrong, but:
A dentist:
Doesn't have to spend 6 months learning how the new chair he has just bought
works before he is really effective.
Doesn't have to persuade pointy haired managers that a chair is a vital part
of the job.
Doesn't have free chairs of
Doesn't have to spend 6 months learning how the new chair he has just bought
works before he is really effective.
Add to that...
In two years time, he can still re-coop much of the purchase price by
selling it to, for example, go to another brand (try selling a Delphi 3 C/S
for anything more
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