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A bit of Kylix history…

Posted by jpluimers on 2017/10/03

Chris Rolliston: +Larry Hengen The Kylix IDE was a fork of the Delphi IDE and used WineLib. It was the applications you built with the Kylix IDE that were QT based.

Via [WayBack] I don’t mean to Whine but, if WINE is mature enough, why doesn’t EMBT officially test and support WINE for development on Mac OS/X and Linux for… – Larry Hengen – Google+

There is a bit of C++BuilderX history as well (which was based on JBuilder).

–jeroen

 

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