Delphi 8

Delphi is a strongly typed high-level programming language, relatively easy to use and originally based on the well designed language Pascal. Delphi, in contrast to Pascal, was not primarily designed for education purposes. In addition to high-level language features Delphi also supports low level programming by allowing assembler parts and the notation of direct CPU opcodes is also possible. The language's object orientation features only class- and interface-based polymorphism, making programs written in Delphi more clearly laid out than programs written in some other languages that allow and use multiple inheritance. Metaclasses are the first class objects. Objects are actually references to the objects (as in Java) which Delphi implicitly dereferences, so there's usually no need to manually allocate memory for pointers to objects or similar techniques needed in some other languages. There are dedicated reference counted string types (as well as null-terminated strings).


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