10/28/2024
see Delphi2Cpp 2.5
08/26/2024
There is now an additional version of the Synedit components translated for C++Builder for the modern 64-bit compiler. The previous versions have also been partially updated.
https://github.com/dm-e/SynEditCb
further see Delphi2Cpp 2.4
10/19/2023
Delphi2CB 2.3
Conversion of DFM files to C++
The code of DFM files can now optionally be converted into C++ code that is executed at runtime when the form or a frame is created. Essentially, the DFM code becomes to a series of simple assignments of values to component properties. Delphi2Cpp also manages to map other sometimes complex serialization actions in an intuitive and simple way. For this purpose, special routines are called which do not assign the values to the properties directly, but rather pass them as arguments to the routines, in which further actions can then be carried out. Especially for third-party components, Delphi2Cpp can be configured to call such user-defined functions.
By translating the DFM code, GUI applications can be built in C++Builder that do not require any DFM files at all. For other compilers, converting the DFM code is the essential bridge to using C++ GUI libraries.
More details about converting DFM files
Delphi2CB 2.2
01/31/2023
Adopting changes to Delphi2C# to facilitate translation of incomplete code
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Delphi2CB 2.1
02/07/2022
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9.9.2021
Delphi2CB released
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