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Wednesday, 28. July 2010

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When is an interfaced object not an interfaced object?

Te Waka o Delphi – Answer: When it is merely the container for an interface. After a long series of observation and opinion pieces, I thought it about time I posted something a little more technical, so here we go. I think it is a well known practice to store references to objects in the Tag, Data or Objects members ...
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All hail the “const” parameters!

DelphiTools – Passing parameters as “const” is a classic Delphi optimization trick, but the mechanisms behind that “trick” go beyond cargo-cult recipes, and may actually stumble into the “good practice” territory. Why does it work? The most well known case is “const ...
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