D01.Delphi 1

Borland Delphi 1 (codenames Wasabi, Mango) was released around February, 1995

Parent: Delphi Master Release List

Features

• VCL components with 75+ objects
• GUI Debugger
• Allows built-in assember
• Automatic make facility
• Exception handling built-in to the Object Pascal language
• Two-Way-Tools allow to move between visual design and code
• Includes Borland Database Engine (BDE) for direct access to dBase, Paradox, and Local InterBase Server as well as others via ODBC
• Single-click compile for upcoming Windows 95 version (32-bit support with no code rewrite)
• Applications are royalty-free with no runtime deployment fees

Client/Server Version

• Native drivers for Oracle, Sybase, Informix, InterBase
• Visual Query Builder tool
• Local InterBase server
• Visual Component Library source code
• Team development support

External Links

• 2020-03-02 YouTube by Embarcadero Side-By-Side: Delphi 1 and Delphi 10.3
• 2015-09-08 (re-released date) YouTube by SoftVision How To Use Borland Delphi - Part 2
• 2015-09-06 (re-released date) YouTube by SoftVision How To Use Borland Delphi - Part 1
• 2015-09-05 (re-released date) YouTube by SoftVision How To Use Borland Delphi - Intro
• 2015-02-12 YouTube by Embarcadero Delphi 1 running on Windows 3 11 demonstration by David I

Child Pages

• VCL Draft Sheet
• Delphi 1 - Fact Sheet
• Delphi 1 - Quick Info Guide
• Delphi 1.0 Client/Server - Quick Info Guide
• Delphi 1.0 Client/Server - Top Reasons To Buy
• Delphi 1 - Update 1

Hardware/software requirements

• Windows 3.1
• 30 megabytes of disk space for a minimum install
• 50 megabytes of disk space for a complete install
• an 80386 or faster processor (486 recommended)
• 6 megabytes of RAM (8 megabytes for Client/Server Edition)

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