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Hello everybody, I'm sure you all know that in about 20 days Apple will no longer allow you to publish your FireMonkey macOS apps on the App Store. This is because FireMonkey can only create 32-bit macOS apps, which will not be accepted on the Apple App Store as of 1 January 2018. Even worse, by June 2018, your 32-bit macOS apps that are already on the App Store must be updated to 64-bit, otherwise they will be eliminated by Apple. It looks like Embarcadero is going to equip the next FireMonkey version with a 64-bit compiler for macOS.
Do you know if they are also going to release a patch for previous FireMonkey versions to allow you to compile your macOS apps to 64-bit? Thanks in advance. Pasquale Esposito wrote: Hello everybody, I'm sure you all know that in about 20 days Apple will no longer allow you to publish your FireMonkey macOS apps on the App Store. This is because FireMonkey can only create 32-bit macOS apps, which will not be accepted on the Apple App Store as of 1 January 2018.
Even worse, by June 2018, your 32-bit macOS apps that are already on the App Store must be updated to 64-bit, otherwise they will be eliminated by Apple. It looks like Embarcadero is going to equip the next FireMonkey version with a 64-bit compiler for macOS.
Do you know if they are also going to release a patch for previous FireMonkey versions to allow you to compile your macOS apps to 64-bit? It is whole new compiler with accompanying libraries and tools. There will be no patch.
Dalija Prasnikar Embarcadero MVP Delphi Memory Management for Classic and ARC Compilers. It is whole new compiler with accompanying libraries and tools. There will be no patch.
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Will it be possible to load an XE5 FireMonkey project (which also includes some FastReport modules) into the next version of RAD Studio and recompile it to 64-bit for macOS? Define load and recompile. Firemonkey is constantly improving and changing, there might have been some breaking API changes from XE5. I am not familiar with FastReport so I cannot answer that part. Besides, regular compatibility issues that may arise from moving between Delphi versions, you might have code that is not compatible with 64-bit compiler.
Basically same rules apply as with moving code from 32-bit Windows to 64-bit Windows. Dalija Prasnikar Embarcadero MVP Delphi Memory Management for Classic and ARC Compilers. It is whole new compiler with accompanying libraries and tools. There will be no patch. Will it be possible to load an XE5 FireMonkey project (which also includes some FastReport modules) into the next version of RAD Studio and recompile it to 64-bit for macOS? Define load and recompile.
Firemonkey is constantly improving and changing, there might have been some breaking API changes from XE5. I am not familiar with FastReport so I cannot answer that part. Besides, regular compatibility issues that may arise from moving between Delphi versions, you might have code that is not compatible with 64-bit compiler. Basically same rules apply as with moving code from 32-bit Windows to 64-bit Windows. By 'load and recompile' I just mean load in the next version of FireMonkey a project developed in FireMonkey XE5 and recompile it to 64-bit for macOS. Right now the app works on Windows and macOS Sierra sharing exactly the same code, so there is no explicit reference to any Windows API.
I haven't tested the app on High Sierra, though. Brian Hamilton Hamilton wrote: Question: if your program is installed via a package outside of the app store will that program (32 bit) still run after June 2018? AFAIK they should work (there is some confusing info on the subject, because it seems that some older apps don't work with High Sierra, but due to other incompatibilities), so before actually trying you cannot tell for sure. High Sierra is the last macOS that will support 32-bit apps and what will happen after that is unknown.
Dalija Prasnikar Embarcadero MVP Delphi Memory Management for Classic and ARC Compilers. AFAIK they should work (there is some confusing info on the subject, because it seems that some older apps don't work with High Sierra, but due to other incompatibilities), so before actually trying you cannot tell for sure. High Sierra is the last macOS that will support 32-bit apps and what will happen after that is unknown.
My FMX program does work with High Sierra but I have had reports of a certain routine causing a crash, which I am not sure why, I need to get high sierra installed so I can test here I guess. I have apps for Macintosh www.accessoryware.com/Macintoshsoft.htm, and around the beginning of November someone contacted me using OS 11 about problems running Quick Quotes. The following is a quote from the client running Quick Quotes www.accessoryware.com/freesoft.htm: 'It runs in safe mode and under OS 9.5 on the same computer.
With OS 11.6 console says: 11/8/17 4:25:15.348 PM Finder402: spawnvialaunchd failed, errno=1 label=QQMACBndl.7383072 path=/Applications/QuickQuote.app/Contents/MacOS/QuickQuote flags=1: LaunchApplicationClient.cp #1136 LaunchApplicationViaLaunchDJobLabel q=com.apple.root.default-qos 11/8/17 4:25:15.348 PM Finder402: spawnvialaunchd failed, errno=1 label=QQMACBndl.7383072 path=/Applications/QuickQuote.app/Contents/MacOS/QuickQuote flags=1 It appears there is a problem in: QuickQuote.app/Contents/MacOS/QuickQuote.' And 'What you see makes no sense.
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Quick quotes runs on Mac OS 9.5 and Mac OS 11.6 in safe mode. All on the same computer. It just does not run on Mac OS 11.6 El-Captan on the same computer. Doesn’t the console entries help you?' Where's the 64 bit compiler? Per the latest roadmap, it is scheduled for RAD Studio 10.3 for Delphi, 10.3.x for CBuilder.
Both to be released on as-yet-unspecified dates later this year. Remy Lebeau (TeamB) I know it is coming, the problem is that it will be arriving late, most likely after 10.13.4 is released. We don't even know yet how much work it will be to change over our code to 64 bits and test it all again. For my existing customers it is fine, I can tell them the 64 bits version is 'on the way' and will be there when 10.14 is going to be released. For prospects however this is utter fail and is certain to cost sales, who is going to invest in a tool that won't run on the next update of your OS?
Where's the 64 bit compiler? Per the latest roadmap, it is scheduled for RAD Studio 10.3 for Delphi, 10.3.x for CBuilder. Both to be released on as-yet-unspecified dates later this year. Remy Lebeau (TeamB) I know it is coming, the problem is that it will be arriving late, most likely after 10.13.4 is released. We don't even know yet how much work it will be to change over our code to 64 bits and test it all again. For my existing customers it is fine, I can tell them the 64 bits version is 'on the way' and will be there when 10.14 is going to be released.
For prospects however this is utter fail and is certain to cost sales, who is going to invest in a tool that won't run on the next update of your OS? - Wil I couldn't agree more. What is depressing is that FireMonkey is the only cross-platform programming language that does not allow you to do so.
Lazarus, LiveCode, Xojo and all the other development tools on the market have supported 64-bit compiling for macOS for many years.