Demo party time. Amazing. As it runs on an early 4.77 Mhz IBM 8088 PC with CGA video.
–jeroen
Archive for April 9th, 2015
Delphi XE8 is out with version 22.0.19027.8951; Spring4D is almost ready.
Posted by jpluimers on 2015/04/09
A while ago I wrote about Delphi XE7 is out with version 21.0.17017.3725; Spring4D is almost ready, now I can repeat parts of it for XE8.
The download links for Delphi XE8, C++Builder XE8 and RAD Studio XE8 are there: ftpd and altd. A whopping  7,217,184,768 bytes (compare that to XE7 update 1 at 5,649,917,952 bytes: almost 30% increase) that has been seeded a few days ago with the version time stamped at the end of last month (like xe7), here is the version number: 22.0.19027.8951.
Before installing, note that in addition to the below documentation links:
Be sure to have at least 70 gigabytes of free disk space before you attempt to install.
This in addition to the almost 7Â GiBÂ ISO file (:
The download is fast as altd is on akamai: the 7 GiBÂ downloaded in about 16 minutes. Google can do the math.
XE8Â doc links
- XE8 Documentation root:Â RAD Studio.
- Installation Notes for XE8 – RAD Studio.
- What’s New in Delphi and C++Builder XE8 – RAD Studio.
Spring4D
On the Spring4D side, Stefan and Honza have added XE8 support, so a new release of that can be near.
–jeroenÂ
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mos6502: “This is currently the oldest publicly available piece of source written by Bill Gates.”
Posted by jpluimers on 2015/04/09
mos6502 wrote a really nice post on G+ with this quote:
“This is currently the oldest publicly available piece of source written by Bill Gates.”
A must read if you ever used Microsoft BASIC on a 6502 machine.
Lots of link to various sources of the Microsoft BASIC (it was developed on a PDP-10 that could even run the outputed 6502 assembly!)
–jeroen
via:  We’ve already had some posts on the BASIC programming language for the 6502,….
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