2016

CrossTalk News There is a new CrossTalk test release available for download. This new version 1.0.53 includes suppport for Delphi

CrossTalk 1.0.42 released A new CrossTalk build is available for download. Please click here to download it.

CrossTalk now usable with ASP.NET and more CrossTalk allows Delphi code to call and use .NET code. However if you

64 bit support and more Latest release includes support for 64 bit types and more!

CrossTalk 1.0.41 released A new CrossTalk build is available for download. Please click here to download it.

64 bit support Support for 64 bit arguments, return types, etc is now functioning and will be available in the

CrossTalk 1.0.40 released A new CrossTalk build is available for download. This release includes several bug fixes. Please click here

.NET 4.0 and XE CrossTalk 10.0.31 released. It includes support for .NET 4.0 and RAD Studio XE. Documentation is still

.NET 4 and Easier Deployment We are working on a new build with some major improvements. These include: Support for

x64 Windows editions are supported now The second release candidate version of CrossTalk supports x64 Windows editions. CrossTalk download.

New Build – 1.0.16 and a WPF Demo This build includes a WPF enabling feature. CrossTalk download. You can get

CrossTalk does WPF CrossTalk will allow developers to developer WPF applications in Delphi. You can see a screenshot of WPF

New Build – 1.0.15 beta This build fixes crashes and bugs in the code generator. Download

CrossTalk demos updated CrossTalk demos are updated to reflect the latest CrossTalk changes. CrossTalk demos are updated to reflect the

New Build – 1.0.14 beta This build provides better compatibility with Delphi 2007 This build has improved code generation and

New Build – 1.0.13 Beta This build fixes the passing of ANSI single chars from Delphi to .NET. This build

Up Next: Events We’ve decided to delay the 1.0 release and add more features. But we are almost there. Events

Encryption Now Works Encryption turned out to be a great test. It forced us to implement a lot of features

Using .NET Crypto from CrossTalk This won’t work in the public beta released as of this blog date, but it

Byte Arrays Byte Arrays are now functional. Unfortunately when passing open arrays, Delphi does not distinguish between byte and integers.