1, Delphi language supports the inference of inline variables and inline variables, indicating that the memory management of Linux has no longer used the ARC model, and changed to the same as Windows, NEXTGEN definition has been invalid on the Linux platform
Linux platform AnsiString / AnsiChar is supported, but the official prompts need to be aware that the ANSI code pages for Linux and Windows are not consistent.
2, C++ Win32 C++ compiler supports C++ 17, and has become the default setting (formerly BCC32), faster code, better third-party C++ library compatibility.
The C++ compiler can be set to be backward compatible with C++ 14/11/98/03 using cquery (requires Win64 installation, only with 64-bit version)
Enhanced C++ code completion, faster and better than previous versions,
Now that this code is done using asynchronous mode, the input won't feel like a stuck. Better mathematical performance under Win64, many math functions are re-implemented twice as fast as before.
Support for Error Insight, which allows you to preview errors in your code (red underline) at any time, like Delphi, to support debug-optimized builds (that is, Release).
Support for installing a large number of C++ libraries via GetIt.
3. Public part
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