Delphi webinar: ARM on the Desktop with Apple M1 and Windows 10 and 11 - TCoffeeAndCode

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webinar: ARM on the Desktop with Apple M1 and Windows 10 and 11 - TCoffeeAndCode
Wed, Jun 30, 2021 8:00 PM - 10:00 PM MSK

Grab your favorite beverage and join Jim McKeeth and guests at noon Central Time for TCoffeeAndCode, a two-hour informal fireside chat around the hottest topics in software development. TCoffeeAndCode is a roundtable conversation where each panelist brings some news, tips, or projects to share, and then has a conversation with the other panelists along with moderated questions from the audience.

Joins us on June 30th for this TCoffeeAndCode session on "Working with the Apple M1". Grab your favorite beverage and join Jim McKeeth and guests at noon Central Time, a two-hour informal fireside chat around the hottest topics in software development.

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Exploring ARM on the Desktop
By Jim McKeeth June 26, 2021


In the Для просмотра ссылки Войди или Зарегистрируйся at noon CDT on June 30th, we are taking a look at Delphi 10.4.2 on the new desktop Arm based Apple M1 CPU with both MacOS and Windows 10, with a little look at the recently announced Windows 11. I’ll be updating this post with more details of working with the Apple M1 processor and ARM on the desktop. I have an M1 powered Mac Mini running the latest Mac OS and the Windows 10 for ARM in a virtual machine.

If you are familiar with the Для просмотра ссылки Войди или Зарегистрируйся you know that the next major release of Delphi will include native support for the Arm based Apple M1 processor. We won’t be covering any of the unreleased versions of Delphi, but instead looking at the compatibility and interoperability of 10.4.2 today.

 

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First look at Delphi 10.4.2 on Windows 11 ARM & macOS 12 ARM