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What about the compile speed? The ARM Windows 10 needs to run the RAD Studio virtualised, with I think really lower speed.

As I saw the Geekbench numbers are the following for 1 thread:

- Geekbench ARM running on OSX on M1 HW native - 1700 pts

- Geekbench ARM running on Win10 ARM Parallels on M1 HW (ARM to ARM virtualisation) - 1500 pts

- Geekbench x86 running on Win10 ARM on M1 HW (x86->ARM->ARM) - 500 pts

- Old 2015 i5 Macbook Geekbench native x86 - 700 pts

3 hours ago, Chris Pim said:

 

It works well. I've managed to build and run my VCL and FMX projects on Android, iOS, Windows and Mac without any problems.

Note that both Windows ARM and the way it runs Delphi are still in preview so tread carefully!

 

I can debug Windows and Android no problem. I'm having issues debugging iOS as it's stopping in the IDE but showing the CPU rather than code views. I believe this might be a badly built component I need to re-install rather than an issue with the environment but can't confirm either way at the moment.

So if I have a 32bit x86 Windows VCL application with components working flawlessly on Windows 7 32bit in Rad Studio Tokyo, it's 99% that I can compile, run, debug it on the preview version of Windows ARM with the same Delphi? 🙂 Thank you!

On 4/16/2021 at 3:03 PM, Chris Pim said:

UPDATE: I can confirm that Delphi 10.4.2 installs, builds and runs on a Mac M1 with a Parallels Desktop VM of WIndows 10 ARM (insider build).

I successfully installed all my components (TMS, JVE, custom), build and ran both VCL (win32) and FMX (win32, MacOS64, Android32/64 and iOS64) perfectly.

I'm going to keep using it for a while but if all goes well, this is a great solution and so much faster than my older Intel Macbook

Chris! Please help, please update! Everything works fine? I am just waiting for you with buying.. 🙂

Others tried?