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How to request an extension: Visit https://support.google.com/googleplay/android-developer/contact/publishing Fill out the form and select ‘I submitted a new app or app update but it is not live’ In the feedback field, indicate that your application was built with Embarcadero Delphi or C++Builder, and that you’d like to request an extension to the 64-bit requirement https://community.idera.com/developer-tools/b/blog/posts/google-play-store-android-32-bit-extension-for-delphi-and-c-builder-customers

64 bit Windows compiler that generates efficient code

The problems is that further products need more employees not less, as thought by idera.

If the bulk of the codebase feels that they aren't getting value for money, they will stop paying. Which hurts you. Of course. You'd better hope that majority VCL customers keep paying. People have been declaring Windows dead for as long as they have been declaring Delphi dead. Making new delphi developers is easy. You just train your staff. They've been trying this for a long time now and the numbers aren't great.

Hi everyone, I would like to share with you that my new book has reached the production stage and will be available in September by Apress. The book is about Object Relational Mapping in Delphi and explores TMS Aurelius-- and excellent ORM solution for Delphi developers. I would, also, like to cordially thank Wagner Landgraf and Nick Hodges who were the tech reviewers of the manuscripts. Nick (who does not need any introductions) always shares his deep experience and has been very supportive while I was writing this book. Wagner (the creator of TMS Aurelius) has been guiding me with his expertise and suggestions to produce a presentation of Aurelius based on real-life situations. Thank you both. I hope you enjoy the book and I am looking forward for your feedback. Regards, John

Very good news: https://community.idera.com/developer-tools/b/blog/posts/google-play-store-android-32-bit-extension-for-delphi-and-c-builder-customers

Continue is supposed to jump to the end of the current loop (re-evaluating the condition) and not to the beginning. Thus the until statement is evaluated which in this case ends the loop. So, yes, it is the way it should be.

... as well as previous owners.

Which is my point. I find it galling that the overwhelming majority of Delphi users are maintaining and developing existing code bases on Windows. These are the people that are paying Embarcadero. So why are their needs neglected?

Thanks Kruvich. I have it working now. What I have yet to find out is how/when it changed. :-( Attached are my current configurations. Regards & Tks for the pointers. Ian

Check Build configuration in your project (Debug, Release). In a new project the build configuration is Debug by default. Then check Runtime errors settings for the current configuration in Project options | Building | Delphi compiler | Compiling. There is good reason to have all three settings (I/O, overflow, range checking) enabled for any type of Build configuration.

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You definitely don't want to use those kind of functions in this situation. You don't need that. A process knows its own ID, you can query it directly. You need something like this: uses ..., Windows; function RestartApp: Boolean; var si: STARTUPINFO; pi: PROCESS_INFORMATION; CmdLine: string; begin CmdLine := Format('"%s" /pid:%d', [ParamStr(0), GetCurrentProcessID()]); ZeroMemory(@si, sizeof(si)); GetStartupInfo(@si); Result := CreateProcess(nil, PChar(CmdLine), nil, nil, False, 0, nil, nil, si, pi); if Result then begin CloseHandle(pi.hThread); CloseHandle(pi.hProcess); Application.Terminate; end; end; Then in your app's startup code, such as in your main DPR file, you can do this before initializing your UI or anything else: uses ..., Windows; var pid: string; h: THandle; begin if FindCmdLineSwitch('pid', pid) then begin h := OpenProcess(SYNCHRONIZE, FALSE, StrToInt(pid)); if h <> 0 then begin WaitForSingleObject(h, INFINITE); CloseHandle(h); end; end; ... continue starting up normally ... end;

Hi, Try Result.Locked := True;