Released: Dec 10, 2012

Updates in this release

Updates

• 64-bit Speed, Power and Capacity - C++Builder's 64-bit compiler architecture generates applications that can utilize more memory and data. It can directly access 64-bit APIs, device drivers and system services, enabling developers to create higher performance, more capable and more powerful applications.
• Natively Target Multiple Devices - With C++Builder's multi-device architecture, development teams can now natively deliver applications on more devices, operating systems and form factors without significant time and cost increases by leveraging a common codebase.
• Agile C++ - Developers can use Embarcadero standard C++ extensions to speed and streamline C++ development, up to 5x faster than traditional development, with agile techniques such as rapid prototyping, PME (properties/methods/events) component-based programming and visual development.
• Standards Support and Compatibility - Developers can use the Clang 3.1 compatible compiler with the latest C++ language features and libraries as well as integrate legacy source code to adhere to existing and newly released standards, including C++11.
• Produce Visually Stunning Applications - Build applications with Microsoft Windows 8 style UI for desktop across a variety of Windows operating systems (Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8). Mac OS X and Retina Display support enables developers to create the best looking Mac apps with native user experience and automatic HiDPI display support.