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This is just going to be the age old issue that most Windows code expects floating point exceptions to be masked, and Delphi's RTL unmasks them. So, mask floating point exceptions when you call into Python, and unmask them when the Python call returns. Or just mask them always if you don't care about floating point exceptions. Of course, the floating point support for changing floating point control state is not thread safe in the Delphi RTL as I have been saying for more than a decade now.

But BDE 5.2.0.2 is one of the last versions (remember deprecated for 20 years an not updated) It's easy to install BDE on Win 10 if you respect some hints. - don't install in the default directory (c:\progran files (x86)) but in a non-secured by UAC windows directory - run BDEAdmin as administrator - change NETDIR of paradox (see picture, from my w10 pc) - change memory size and address (depending on tour computer) - save IDAPI32.CFG to a non-secured by UAC windows directory and confirm it should be the default configuration file dialog when you exit BDE Even so, you will run into some problems from time to time (I suspect windows update) By the way, it's first time I check my version is

Here is version 0.2.2: The changes since the last version: - 2022-01-05: - Implemented SORTING: Click a column header to sort the Project list by that column For this I need user feedback: - Is the sorting working on your machine? - Do you have any suggestions? DelphiMRUManager 0.2.2 (2022-01-05).zip

It makes no sense to complain here. Found bugs should be reported on https://quality.embarcadero.com

I agree. Since I discovered TStopWatch (in the RTL's Diagnostics unit), I use it exclusively for any timing as it's so simple. It's been in Delphi at least back to XE if not before. No use writing your own timing routines anymore.

Consider putting the source up on Github rather than sharing zip files - makes it safer for everyone that way.

It still doesn't make any sense to me why you wouldn't just use TStopwatch.

just use the 2 TDateTime values, start/stop and use System.DateUtils.SecondsBetween(start, stop).

There is a function for that in System.IOUtils: MyByteArray := TFile.ReadAllBytes(filename);