Embarcadero® RAD Studio XE2 is the ultimate application development suite and the fastest way to build data-rich, visually engaging applications for Windows, Mac, mobile, .NET, PHP and the Web. RAD Studio includes Delphi®, C++Builder®, Embarcadero Prism™ and RadPHP™, enabling developers to deliver applications up to 5x faster across multiple desktop, mobile, Web, and database platforms including Delphi applications for 64-bit Windows..




-- FireMonkey Application Platform for cross-platform applications that run on Windows (both 32 - and 64-bit), Mac OS X, and iOS.
-- VCL supports 64-bit Windows and 32-bit Windows.
-- The Delphi RTL now supports Mac OS X and both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows.
-- Cross-platform application development.
-- Mac OS X Application Development.
-- Two cross compilers for Mac OS X:
-- Delphi (DCCOSX.EXE, the Delphi Cross Compiler for OS X).
-- C + + (BCCOSX, the C + + Cross Compiler for OS X).
64-bit Windows Cross-Platform Application Development (for Delphi only).
-- Delphi 64-bit cross compiler (DCC64.EXE, the Delphi 64-bit Command Line Compiler).
-- DataSnap Connectors for Mobile Devices (Android, Blackberry, iOS, and Windows Phone).
-- LiveBindings in RAD Studio, the new data binding feature that simplifies your programming work with VCL and FMX.



-- Unit Scope Names for VCL-FMX-RTL.
-- Important: VCL-FMX-RTL units now use a dotted-prefix naming convention, such as System.Types and Vcl.Styles. If you have existing code that uses qualified identifiers (such as Types.IStream), code changes may be required in order to compile.
-- Note: The wizards and templates in RAD Studio automatically insert the properly unit-scoped unit names in uses and includes. However, be aware that in the help for the VCL-FMX-RTL Libraries, the unit scope does not appear in any names of units, classes, and members. Updating the documentation to show the the unit scope names will happen in a help update.

Developer: Embarcadero
Platform: Windows
Compatibility with Vista: complete
System Requirements: Windows XP/2003/Vista/Seven/2008
Language: English
Medicine: Present