The Delphi Language guide describes the Delphi language as it is used in CodeGear development tools. This book describes the Delphi language on the Win32 development platforms. Specific differences in the language between the two platforms are marked as appropriate.
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This section describes the object-oriented features of the Delphi language, such as the declaration and usage of class types. | |
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This section describes the fundamental data types of the Delphi language. | |
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Presents an overview of generics, a terminology list, a summary of grammar changes for generics, and details about declaring and using parameterized types, specifying constraints on generics, and using overloads. | |
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This section describes the use of the inline assembler on the Win32 platform. | |
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This section describes the use of interfaces in Delphi. | |
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This section describes how to create static and dynamically loadable libraries in Delphi. | |
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This section describes memory management issues related to programming in Delphi. | |
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This chapter provides a brief introduction to Delphi programs, and program organization. | |
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This section describes the syntax of function and procedure declarations. | |
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This section describes how parameters are passed to procedures and functions. | |
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This chapter provides a more detailed look at Delphi program organization. | |
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This section describes the standard routines included in the Delphi runtime library. | |
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This section describes the fundamental syntactic elements, or the building blocks of the Delphi language. |
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