Daniel

Account was deleted on request. But in general we do not discuss things like this in public. I will close this topic now.

Hi, just click the "follow"-box in the upper right. I admit, that this one is not easy to be recognised as a button, but it has some power...

I have removed some offtopic-rants. Please stay focused on topic.

I agree with @pyscripter, please come back to the topic.

Good catch - but the is a reduced code-sample. Same situation still applies when comparing values from an array with values that are generated at runtime.

The original cry for help reached me from a developer using 10.3.x - so this is not limited to 10.4.2.

Not sure if we have a confused debugger, but for sure we do have a confused developer. Take the following code: procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); var i ,j : integer; begin for i:= 0 to 1 do for j:= 1 to 2 do if i+j > 1000 then ShowMessage( 'Möp!' ); end; Just run the code and see that no message appears on the screen. Now set a breakpoint on the line with the "ShowMessage"-statement. Run the code again the see that the breakpoint will be triggered and the programs stops. Now place a "begin" and an "end" around the "ShowMessage"-statement - run the code again, the breakpoint will not be triggered anymore. for i:= 0 to 1 do for j:= 1 to 2 do if i+j > 1000 then begin ShowMessage( 'Möp!' ); // < breakpoint still here end; What is going on here? For me it looks like it has something to do with the loops, as the following breakpoint is (as expected) also not triggered: j := Random(10); if j > 1000 then ShowMessage( 'Meep' ); // <-- set breakpoint here (will not be triggered)

I am sorry to hear this. I also wish you a fast and full recovery.

We now have six pages of first impressions. This topic has become, as so often with a release, a melting pot of all possible aspects. But it doesn't get any better or clearer and doesn't gain any added value for someone who wants to inform himself about the new release from this page six on (probably already before). Even if it may be a "first impression" for you individually, please create a new topic for your specific question. I will leave this topic open for now so that you can quickly finish acute sub-topics.

If you want to discuss VirtualBox in detail, please use a separate topic for that. This part of the discussion seems no longer be related to Delphi 10.4.2.

Read the installation notes. The IDE itself has that requirement.

Support for DirectX11 is required by RAD Studio. This extension-pack might make this difference.

@emailx45 Could you try not to illustrate all of your posts with images? In many cases the plain information - in this case that you could not reproduce the error - might be enough and does not bloat the view of a topic.

In recent Delphi-versions the function "Windows.GetACP" does not exist anymore under this scope. The windows-scope is now called "Winapi.Windows", therefore the full-qualified function-name is now "winapi.windows.GetACP". That should compile. But - are you really sure that you don't have a toxic mixture of old and new versions from Jedi? The stuff from GetIt usually works out of the box and the errors you see there are suspicious. GetIt may have it's rough edges, but actually not this rough.

You might want to check the settings of the IDE. Look at the option "Unit scope names": http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Sydney/en/Delphi_Compiler This should help your compiler to translate a "uses Classes" to "uses System.Classes".