Cristian Peța

There is not Android x86 platform in Delphi. For debugging you can use Android devices or better Windows 32 for non Android specific things.

If not multi threading then it can be.

procedure Foo; stdcall; begin SetFPCR; ... RestoreFPCR; end; Do you think is so cumbersome to do this for every exposed function? The SetFPCR and RestoreFPCR you need to write for yourself but only once.

If FPCR would not be per core then one processes would change FPCR of all processes! This can't be. FPCR must be pe core like all CPU registers.

Here something on this them: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/77764786/remove-runfulltrust-capability-from-flutter-windows-application And Win32 apps packaged as msix will need runFullTrust. You can avoid runFullTrust with UWP but a Delphi app will call all sort of Win32 API that will need runFullTrust. https://blogs.windows.com/windowsdeveloper/2017/07/06/calling-winrt-components-win32-process-via-desktop-bridge/

The sources must register to the collector. And unregister when the source does not need the collector anymore. The collector must not be destroyed if there is an active source. This is a little like ARC for interfaces work.

@Uwe Raabe do I need to do something more than login to see the report?

I suppose you are using TXMLDocument. Then why not using TXMLDocument.LoadFromStream and TXMLDocument.SaveToStream and let the library do the encoding work for you?

Simply don't share dll memory with the exe. https://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Sydney/en/Sharing_Memory

The OS will free the memory when you unload the dll.

Why a ghost? TThread.Create() can raise an exception using resourcestring SThreadCreateError = 'Thread creation error: %s' And SysErrorMessage() return an empty string.

FieldByName('STAT_CLOSED_DATE').Value := Null Easier to read for me.

That serial number is not for Delphi 11 that is the current community edition?

Linux and Windows sources are C, C++, Assembly....

Then you don't know if that first char is one or two bytes. You test first byte (suppose UTF-8) and if it is not what you expected then you test first two bytes?