Ugochukwu Mmaduekwe

You can give Lazarus and FreePascal a try, at least that's what I do these days.

This is not the ISO based installer. This is the web based one instead.

No but I assumed since this is the last major update before a new major version (10.4), they might wish to surprise the community. :wishfulthinking:

Does anyone know if a community edition of 10.3.3 will be released?

The problem with application password is that it requires 2FA setup which in turn forces you to authenticate each login even though it's for something as trivial as sending mails from your app.

@Geoffrey Smith, thanks a lot for this. I really appreciate. Will test it once I get to my workstation. Thanks once again.

Here is an attempt by someone to implement FPC awesome TProcess in Delphi. May be someone else can work on extending it with Linux support.

Any help please? @Remy Lebeau

Hi all. Does anyone have some sample code on how I can send email from Gmail in my Delphi App using OAuth 2.0 via Indy? Thanks.

Only if you use the web installer. The ISO installer has always contained the Delphi and C++ Builder Installers in one.

Note the key word free in the original poster question.

Have you tried CryptoLib4Pascal ?

Correct me if I am wrong but this will require him to port the headers first of all because the ones I see online are not crossplatform?

Hi Ivana and welcome to the forum. To answer your question, CryptoLib4Pascal is the complete package and more. The hashes you requested and more can be found here sample for generating Key Pairs with Elliptic curves, signing and verifying can be found here and here AES and Chacha20 sample here Perks of CryptoLib4Pascal Constantly developed and improved Cross Platform and Cross Compiler support used in the real world on various products uses the friendly MIT License Best of all, it's free.

NumCPULib4Pascal is a Cross Platform Pascal library to query the number of CPUs (Logical (logical processors) and Physical (cores)) on a machine. Usage Add NumCPULib to uses clause: uses NumCPULib; var lcc, pcc: Int32; begin // count logical cpus (aka logical processors) lcc := TNumCPULib.GetLogicalCPUCount(); // count physical cpus (aka cores) pcc := TNumCPULib.GetPhysicalCPUCount(); end; What is the difference between the existing System.CPUCount and NumCPULib4Pascal? 1. System.CPUCount only reports the LogicalCPU Count (aka logical processors), it has no option to report the PhysicalCPU Count (cores). 2. System.CPUCount will not report the correct value on windows systems with more than 64 logical processors. NumCPULib4Pascal fixes this by querying GetLogicalProcessorInformationEx on these OSes. GitHub Repository NumCPULib4Pascal