We had three presentations on different types of inter-process communication.
Brian Watson spoke about MailSlots.
Tony Bryer spoke about named pipes, semaphores and mutexes.
John McDonald spoke about sockets.… Continue reading ›
After last month’s round table discussion on threads, quite a few of our members expressed their interest in discussing the topic further. This is why we thought we would do this rather sooner than later.… Continue reading ›
Any of us have considered using threads, some of us have considerable experience with them. However, no matter how much we know, there always seems to be more to learn.… Continue reading ›
Steve Elliott gave us a good introduction and insight into threads.… Continue reading ›
Working with multi-threaded applications can be difficult even for a seasoned campaigner. This month we will look at using threads in delphi, from abstract concepts of threads and processes, to the Delphi TThread class and the underlying win32 implementation it is built on.… Continue reading ›
December: Meet Andrew Munro. Andrew, the new head of Borland Australia, gave us an update on Borland Oz.
Automated Unit Testing. Peter Hinrichsen gave a brief introductory presentation on the value of DUnit. Tim Knipe gave a rundown on his use of DUnit and other tools and techniques to test his Shell Control Pack version 2.… Continue reading ›
Our Annual Symposium for 2017 was held on 18th May in Brisbane and 19th May in Melbourne.
Marco Cantu, RAD Product Manager at Embarcadero was our keynote speaker at both events.
Our Sponsors this year included:
