Patrick PREMARTIN

I don't know for the ISO, but the web install installs all what is needed to work if you check the options during the installation or after by restarting the installer from OPTIONS menu of the IDE. The web installer download only what is needed. The ISO is supposed to contain all packages potentially to install.

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Hi @Rick Howitt Why do you think this error will appear for Delphi 12.3 ? The supported SDK is 35. NDK, SDK and JDK are installed for that. And if you want to change things (install packages, ...) you have now the Android Manager in GetIt. The only thing to do for existing projects is to refresh Android libraries list from the contextual menu in the project manager. If you forced the SDK in the Android manifest, use the default one.

Do you have a RSP or RSS issue to look at ?

It could impacts users with Parallels Desktop on higher processors than M1. You can also set the number of used processors in your VM settings instead of letting Parallels adapt this number depending on the weather or what you do.

Try with the Infos.plist standard template, adding the iOS version is not necessary. (perhaps you needed it from a previous release with an unsupported iOS SDK)

The 32 and 64 bits IDE don't share components packages. DevExpress (and other components vendors) have to add the 64 bits version of them in their installers.

Hi Did you updated the iOS SDK in the IDE ? Why did you add the keys in the Info.plist ?

The 64 bits IDE is optional, you don't have to install it if you don't want to use it. All files are in the standard BDS folder but the 64 bit IDE and files are under a ./bin64 folder. For the registry some parameters are common (like default project folder), some of them are separated (like DCUs paths). More infos about the 64 bits IDE are on https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/en/64-bit_IDE

Hi Daniel What is your setup ? Are you working in a VM ?

links have been fixed 🙂

You should not have the need of administrator privileges to install components packages from GetIt. Do you have other users on this computer ? Did you installed with default installation folder or do you changed it ? It could explain this.

I suppose it's on an existing project. Did you previously enabled the Windows 64 platform on it ? Check in the project manager if you can add a platform from the contextual menu. If it's a compiler installation problem this symptom is usually a license-related problem. It's best to check that the license is up to date in the license manager and try to reinstall the missing platforms.

@Lajos Juhász It seems you have an installation problem : projects in 12.2 and DCU can be used in 12.3. You don't need to do anything for that (except for Android where you need to refresh the libraries list for the SDK change). You don't need administrator privileges to work in RAD Studio. Please go to https://qp.embarcadero.com and open an issue where you explain what is your setup and how you installed the release.

The mobile apps I've compiled are working as expected. Waiting a few days is a good idea. If you work with a VM you can clone it and upgrade Delphi on one of them.

For me GetIt is okay : 408 packages (for an Enterprise edition). If you installed using the ISO, you have to change GetIt settings to go online.I suppose you already tried to reboot your computer ? Do you have GetIt elements listed in the welcome page (the two panels under the list of recent projects) ? Can you create a VCL or FMX project in Delphi and compile it ?

If you have to move immediately go to 12.3, don't install the 12.2.

ok, but it's not about VCL, it's about projects using C++ and Delphi code

Where did you saw the 64 bits IDE can't debug VCL apps ? It works for VCL&FMX in Delphi & C++Builder for 64 bits Windows projects.

You have to login on QP before trying to access issues. Some of them may be private, even if submitted by the public. The links are wrong : go to quality.embarcadero.com to search these reports.

I like your "just". 😉 The IDE is not the only thing in 64 bits : at least the compilers, debuggers and LSP server. 🙂 That said, I'm using the 12.3 RTM since a week and no big problem appeared. It's a little speeder than the 12.2 on the same VM (Windows ARM on a Mac mini M1). LSP is working well but I don't have worked on big projects.

Skia is an open source library available under BSD Free Software License. We can use and deploy it with our projects. https://skia.org/about/ With the Skia4Delphi project I don't know if you can link it dynamically. Check with the developer team on https://github.com/skia4delphi/skia4delphi/discussions

You need the Skia.dll file with projects using Skia. Check "Project / Deployment wizard" option to see where it's located on your development computer. It should be in the "bin" folder of RAD Studio installation. See https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/en/Skia4Delphi for other links and infos about using Skia in Delphi or C++Builder.

Official support for each Delphi / C++Builder version is listed on https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/PlatformStatus/en/Main_Page The minimal OS version is supposed to be needed by the RTL and used components, the highest should be latest in most cases (depending on APIs and what features you use). For Apple devices the debugger or signing projects could not work. They change things sometimes with no compatibility with existing toolchains. We don't have an iOS debugger in Delphi 12.x releases. Use the iOS Simulator if you want to debug. For the certificates, it's probably an error of downloading them (I had it with Xcode 16). Just move them to the good folder on your Mac (check the forum, some post are about this problem). Check Perhaps this one :

It should work at least on Windows 10. Do you have the DLL when you deploy your project ?