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How about http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/Libraries/Sydney/en/System.SyncObjs.TInterlocked.Exchange

A very simple way to consume one Rest Api, just declaring one interface, based on .Net Refit: https://github.com/viniciusfbb/ipub-refit

OK, here my "official" answer (after my PN): In my sorting animation programm "Sortierkino" there are three Pascal (Delphi) implementations of Tim sort without any generics. But I'm interested in further variants of this algorithm and other sorting algorithms, sure.

To add another solution, I have used this here., from Zacherl in the German DP, and separated this into separate 32- and 64-Bit units, and reworked a little. So far I have not yet worked with 64-Bit, so I cannot say its working there, or not. But I remember I put this into some unit tests, and was OK, I'm not sure ....

Here is another Delphi IDE color scheme I used to use:

assembly - How do I atomically move a 64bit value in x86 ASM? - Stack Overflow is also relevant

What are you trying to do here? Are you trying to make an atomic assignment but ignore any race conditions? Where is the corresponding code that reads in an atomic fashion? No point having atomic writes if you don't pair them with atomic reads. You'll just suffer tearing on reading. For 64 bit code, reads and writes of aligned 64 bit values are already atomic. So plain Pascal assignment operators will do what you need. So long as your values are aligned. Can you be sure that they will be? Are local variables of type double aligned? It's quite an unusual thing to be doing, I know I've never had a need to do this with doubles. What is the motivation out of interest?

As I mentioned, not everybody has my taste in colour. My house is decorated in green and brown. This is a logical continuation. And yes, It DOES work better with a dark-themed IDE outside of the editor. So I completely understand Lars. As for Mike and Stano and any others, maybe try a darker green. Really, it IS easier on your eyes. Limit the variation between the various sections ... the light green ones are areas I don't get too all that often being a basic stick in the mud procedural programmer. So, there is less striations in real time use for me. Again, depending on your complexity level necessitating more of the various coding sections, well complexity has a price. There MIGHT be a compromise hue of Green between mine and black, which is what you are going to default to with Dark Theme. I have NOT had to involve myself with Styles but it is rearing it's potentially pretty little head now that I've experienced a fellow who decided he wanted a YELLOW BACKGROUND as the Win 10 default. Not gold, not amber, not honey, not parchment, YELLOW. And he's asked if he could personalize his interface. Ahhhhhh, no, not right now. But maybe in a month I'll revisit it ... hoping a month is 14 days more than his career at that company. But if he sticks, then I'll be looking strongly at Almediadev. YELLOW!

Thanks Andrea - I'll look into that.

Thank you. I am not use any special thing, just using OrangeUI for visual components, performance is better than FMX basic controls. All buttons, labels, listviews, images from OrangeUI, also I am using BitmapAnimation for sprite animations.