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C++Builder XE5 Feature Matrix | Multi-Device, True Native App C++Builder® XE5 Multi-device, true native app development with C++ Feature Matrix Feature Architect Ultimate Enterprise Professional Starter INTEGRATED COMPILERS AND TOOLCHAINS Introduced in XE3! C++ 64-bit compiler for Windows X X X X Enhanced in XE3! C++ OS X compiler X X X X Enhanced in XE5! Embarcadero C++ Compiler 6.70 (bcc64) X X X X Enhanced in XE5! Embarcadero C++ Compiler 6.70 (bcc32) X X X X Enhanced in XE3! C++ command line toolchains for Windows X X X X X Enhanced in XE3! C++ command line toolchains for OS X (bccosx) X X X X Create 32-bit optimized native executables that can run on both 32 X X X X X and 64-bit Windows operating systems Enhanced in XE3! ANSI/ISO C++11 and 99 Standard language X X X X conformance and Boost support for 64-bit #pragma once support that allows for better compatibility with MSVC X X X X X and also acts as a header guard [[deprecated]] attribute to flag constructs as deprecated X X X X X Build C++ packages for 32-bit applications X X X X X Secure C library functions X X X X X Enhanced compiler switches for XML representation of source code X X X X X Custom evaluators for C++ Strings types X X X X X Linker error handling to improve memory management flexibility and X X X X X resolution APPLICATION PLATFORMS, INTEGRATED FRAMEWORKS, DESIGNERS AND SDKS Enhanced in XE3! FM Application Platform for creating 32-bit Windows applications for Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista and X X X X X XP; Server 2008 and 2012. Introduced in XE3! FM Application Platform for creating 64-bit Windows applications for Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista and X X X X XP; Server 2008 and 2012. Enhanced in XE5! FM Application Platform for creating OS X 10.7 and X X X X 10.8 applications Enhanced in XE3! VCL (Visual Component Library) for rapidly building 32-bit applications for Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista and XP; X X X X X Windows Server 2008 and 2012. Introduced in XE3! VCL (Visual Component Library) for rapidly building 64-bit applications for Windows 8, Windows 7, Windows Vista X X X X and XP; Windows Server 2008 and 2012. Microsoft Windows SDK support for Windows Vista APIs and X X X X X Windows 7 Support for Windows 7 Direct2D API X X X X X Introduced in XE3! FM Application Platform support for DirectX 10 X X X X X VCL forms designer with live Snap-to hints and layout guidelines X X X X X Unified Modeling Language® (UML®) designer X X X X .NET headers for C++ to .NET API access X X X X X Introduced in XE3! VCL Metropolis project templates (blank, grid, split X X X X X layout) FM APPLICATION PLATFORM (FIREMONKEY) New in XE5! Time Picker for Windows X X X X X New in XE5! Time Picker for OS X X X X X Enhanced in XE5! TMagnifier component for easily zooming in on X X X X X images and text Page 2 of 17 Feature Architect Ultimate Enterprise Professional Starter Enhanced in XE5! TCamera component for accessing the front and X X X X X back camera, flash etc. Enhanced in XE5! TabControl with new settings for using tabs as X X X X X views Introduced in XE4! FireMonkey Frames X X X X X Introduced in XE4! OS X Full screen Mode X X X X Introduced in XE4! Slide transition action for TTabControl X X X X X Introduced in XE3! Actions and ActionLists X X X X X Introduced in XE3! Anchors X X X X X Introduced in XE3! Layout Managers (Flow Layout, Grid Layout) X X X X X Introduced in XE3! Multimedia support for playing popular video X X X X X formats Introduced in XE3! Multimedia support for playing popular audio X X X X X formats Enhanced in XE5! Location Services component for GPS or X X X X X triangulation Introduced in XE4! Orientation sensor (gyroscope/compass) on X X X X X Windows Enhanced in XE4! Motion Sensor component for accelerometer X X X X X access on Windows Introduced in XE3! Camera Sensor support X X X X X Enhanced in XE3! 3D File Import Support X X X X X Introduced in XE3! Metropolis UI Style for XP, Vista, Windows 7, X X X X X Windows 8 Introduced in XE3! OS X 10.8 native style X X X X Introduced in XE3! OS X 10.8 high resolution native Retina Style X X X X Introduced in XE3! Non-Client Area Application Styling for Windows X X X X X and OS X (Windows-only in Starter) Introduced in XE3! Metropolis UI grid page side scrolling X X X X X Introduced in XE3! Edit control with stylable glyph with built-in style X X X X X support for search bar, password control and more Enhanced in XE4! FireMonkey performance optimizations X X X X X Introduced in XE3! Animated progress glyphs including Windows 8 X X X X X ring Enhanced in XE3! StyleLookUp support with preview of available X X X X X designs for the selected component Introduced in XE3! Live Tile support for Enterprise deployment - interaction with desktop application launching and dynamic content X X X X X management on Windows 8 Introduced in XE3! FireMonkey project templates for Metropolis UI X X X X X (blank, grid and split layout); Enhanced in XE3! Definable touch target support for each control X X X X X Introduced in XE3! Metropolis UI samples illustrating Microsoft® style X X X X X guide Introduced in XE3! Easy one-click Metropolis UI form converter for X X X X X existing forms Introduced in XE3! 4 new Metropolis UI styles X X X X X Introduced in XE3! Support for Windows 8 gestures X X X X X Introduced in XE3! Multiple button/control states X X X X X Introduced in XE3! Application toolbar for Metropolis UI X X X X X Introduced in XE3! Shared external redistributable bitmap style X X X X X designer for VCL and FireMonkey Introduced in XE3! FireMonkey bitmap based styles X X X X X Enhanced in XE3! Native UI control styles X X X X X Enhanced in XE3! Additional native and custom UI styles X X X X X Enhanced in XE3! Text and Memo control performance X X X X X Page 3 of 17 Feature Architect Ultimate Enterprise Professional Starter FireMonkey Form Inheritance X X X X X Introduced in XE3! Use one shader language for all rendering libraries X X X X X (OpenGL or Direct3D) Introduced in XE3! On-screen keyboard support for Windows touch X X X X X devices Introduced in XE3! MetropolisUIListBox support for easily creating X X X X X listboxes and custom grid layouts Introduced in XE3! Mac App Store Ready X X X X VISUAL LIVE BINDINGS Introduced in XE3! Visually connect component properties and data X X X X Introduced in XE3! Easily replace prototype data with real X X X X ClientDataSet data with one click Enhanced in XE5! Context sensitive LiveBindings Wizard, supporting X X X X both dbExpress and FireDAC Introduced in XE3! Support for QuickBinding components X X X X Introduced in XE3! Ability to visually add and bind to additional X X X X component properties Introduced in XE3! Color coded component properties easily identify X X X X bindable members Introduced in XE3! Zoom control for Visual LiveBindings Designer X X X X Introduced in XE3! Ability to save image of current LiveBindings X X X X Designer layout Introduced in XE3! Hide visual elements on right-click X X X X Introduced in XE3! Integrated Layers Management system for LiveBindings Designer with Photoshop® like layers, allowing you to X X X X visually organize and hide set of elements in the LiveBindings Designer Introduced in XE3! Easily launch the LiveBindings Designer with the X X X X right-click 'Bind Visually' command on the form designer Introduced in XE3! Tools Options support for LiveBindings Designer to show/hide certain components from the visual LiveBindings Designer X X X X view and enable/disable Wizard option in right-click menu INTEGRATED BUILD TOOLS AND PROJECT SUPPORT IDE support for building and managing projects for 32-bit Windows X X X X X Introduced in XE3! IDE support for building and managing projects for X X X X 64-bit Windows Enhanced in XE3! IDE support for building and managing projects for X X X X OS X Introduced in XE3! IDE support for targeting OS X builds for Mac App X X X X Store Enhanced in XE5! FireMonkey application wizards X X X X X Enhanced in XE4! Platform Assistant for deploying and debugging X X X X across platforms Project Manager view menu for directory (nested), directory (flat) and list view of files in a project and with an enhanced status bar for more X X X X X file information. File manipulation and creation through the Project Manager facilities X X X X X Optimize build times with pre-compiled header wizard X X X X X Batch compilation – compile all files in project at once for increased X X X X performance Flexible build system leveraging MSBuild with identical build process X X X X X from the IDE or command line Virtual folders to logically organize files in your project stored in X X X X X different locations Enhanced in XE4! C++Builder 3 through XE4 project import X X X X X Build Configurations provide flexibility to organize multiple build X X X X X settings for all compiler, linker options, and platform support Named option sets to save and apply build configurations to any X X X X X project Page 4 of 17 Feature Architect Ultimate Enterprise Professional Starter hare option-sets between build configurations and between projects X X X X X Multi-select files in the Project Manager X X X X X File Browser – Windows shell integrated into the IDE X X X X X Build Events for pre-build, pre-link (C++ only), and post-build on X X X X X project and file levels Project dependency checking X X X X X IDE Studio personality indicator – shows which is active when multiple X X X X X languages are available Project level build ordering X X X X X File level build ordering X X X X X Build/Make from here – Make or build current project and all later X X X X X projects Impdef
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