Not yet, it's coming.
Turbofloat library and DelphiSolved
jeffkHiDo you have examples of calling the TurboFloat library functions from within our product which is written in Delphi XE7.Thanks
We don't have a Delphi TurboFloat example written yet (it's coming, no ETA). However, we do have examples written in multiple other languages: http://wyday.com/limelm/help/using-turbofloat/
GuestWyatt wrote:> We don't have a Delphi TurboFloat example written yet (it's coming, no> ETA). However, we do have examples written in multiple other languages:> http://wyday.com/limelm/help/using-turbofloat/
Examples are one thing but the TurboFloat library source code is not available for Delphi either and this is a show-stopper for us.Thanks.
Sure, shoot me an email and I'll send you the beta version of the Delphi class that makes use of the TurboFloat library.
GuestDone. Waiting for your reply.You should consider adding it to the official package and mark it as beta.Thanks.
Just a quick update: the beta version was, well, beta quality. Many things didn't work. And we actually had to add a function to the TurboFloat Library just to fully support Delphi (and other languages).
Long story short, we just did the work to bring the Delphi example up to release quality and we've included it in the 4.0 release (out soon). We won't be releasing it before 4.0 because it depends on functionality not in 3.x just to run.
TurboFloat 4.0 is out with full Delphi support: https://wyday.com/limelm/help/using-turbofloat-with-delphi/