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Up Next – Byte Arrays Many .NET functions relay on byte arrays. So we are working on byte arrays now.

Final CrossTalk Pricing Final CrossTalk pricing has been anounced. We are offering single and multi developer pricing. CrossTalk starts at

Thread Support CrossTalk is now usable from threads. This means you can use CrossTalk in Indy servers, IntraWeb, etc. This

Hit by a Delphi 2009 bug Reported over a year ago, yet still not fixed. An AV occurs when using

1.0.6 Released A new build has been released. Expiration date extended, and other small improvements. Threading and other items are

New Doc Topic: Deployment Detailed instructions covering how to deploy a CrossTalk application. Deployment

CrossTalk and Windows 7 CrossTalk works on Windows 7 just fine. I am now doing my main development on Windows

New Demo: Custom Class A new demo has been added, showing how to use a custom .NET class. Demos

New Doc Topic: Using a Custom .NET Class Its very much like using a built in .NET class. But here

What demos do you want to see? What kind of demos would you like to see for CrossTalk? We have

Current Beta Expired The current beta has expired. We will release and updated build soon.

Why not use scoped enums? Several developers have questions why we implemented enums as we did rather than using scoped

Using CrossTalk in a project Here is a walk through with extensive screenshots how to use CrossTalk in a new

Not much to see yet, but it is progressing quickly. First we are importing the old blog entries and editing

CrossTalk Wizard Complete It’s finshed. Grab the latest download to try it out.

CrossTalk Wizard The class generator has been functional for nearly 2 months. It’s UI however was only a console application.

Public Beta is here! Download it now! Feedback Please provide feedback on the CrossTalk newsgroup. Download CrossTalk downloads. Quick Start

From DLL Hell to DLL Super Hell and back again Wow, that’s a scary blog title for a CrossTalk entry.

Public Beta Is almost here. We solved the major issue with the installer and are fixing various smaller issues now.

This blog post is kept for historical purposes only. For current CrossTalk pricing, please refer here. We are still considering