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Hello, good news is, that I just released a new version of DEC (Delphi Encryption Compendium): https://github.com/MHumm/DelphiEncry...eases/tag/V6.2 What's new? Fixed some regressions, among them some which hindered compilation with older Delphi versions (support for older compilers might be reduced in future versions!) Fixed bugs in the SCOP and SHARK cipher algorithms The unit test for the hash classes got improved by adding original test vectors to those algorithms which didn't already use original test vectors and where we could find those (for most we could) The SHA3 hash algorithm has been added for 224, 256, 384 and 512 bit including support for message lengths not being a multiple of whole bytes. Our implementation uses Eric Grange's optimizes permutation kernel ASM implementation on WIn32 and WIn64 (with his friendly permission of course!) A new demo got added: Hash Benchmark FMX Now have fun with this. The GetIt provided Lite version should follow within the next few days. TurboMagic

Not saying that this site is not reliable, but I would always refrain from 3rd party magazines in that case. The official CPU support list from Microsoft can be found at http://aka.ms/CPUlist

If you set TRESTClient's SynchronizedEvents property to False, you can do this directly: // FRequest: TRESTRequest // FClient: TRESTClient // FCanRaiseException: Boolean = {$IFDEF DEBUG}True{$ELSE}False{$ENDIF} function TryRequest: Boolean begin FClient.SynchronizedEvents := False; FRequest.Client := FClient; try FRequest.Execute; except on E: ERESTException do begin if FCanRaiseException then Exception.RaiseOuterException(Exception.Create('Service or connection failed')) else Exit(False); end; end; Result := True; end; This code is blocking, so it must be executed in a task in the background, and communicating with the UI through a queue. Just a question, what rest api do you is integrating? You may be able to make this integration faster with the Refit library: viniciusfbb/ipub-refit: Simple way to consume REST services (github.com)

Enclosing the loops with a qryItemReceita.DisableControls/EnableControls should help a bit.

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An alternative could be the progress dialog in the app itself (or you have to try something in Java).

I guess I did not explain it well enough. The value you quoted is not the targetSdkVersion that I mentioned - it is the version of the installed SDK, which has absolutely nothing to do with targetSdkVersion, platform API level, or pretty much any other value that is important to Android development.

I'm not going to talk about delphi 10.4.2 because I still have 10.4.1. But on sdk, you don't need to use this Embarcadero tool, it is almost always a version behind. Ideally, you should install Android Studio on your own, open it and Configure> SDK Manager and install (download) the latest sdk, get the directory and configure it in your Delphi Options > Deployment > SDK Manager> Android