Re: What is turbo delphi ?

On 2007-01-17, Rob <user@example.net> wrote:
> How does turbo Delphi compare to Delphi ?

Turbo Delphi roughly compares to BDS as Turbo Pascal 7 compared to Borland
Pascal.

In other words, it is a cheaper version. The "turbo" name has nothing
to do

Rob wrote:
> Marco van de Voort wrote:
>> On 2007-01-17, Rob <user@example.net> wrote:
>>> How does turbo Delphi compare to Delphi ?
>>
>> Turbo Delphi roughly compares to BDS as Turbo Pascal 7 compared to 
>> Borland
>> Pascal.
>>
>> In other words, it is a cheaper version. The "turbo" name has
nothing 
>> to do
>> with turbopascal, except for marketing reasons.
> 
> Turbo Pascal did not have the database tools that Delphi had.  Is Turbo 
> Delphi object oriented Pascal without the database tools ?

Turbo Delphi has all the standard components that BDS has, including the 
database components. It does not have third party components such as the 

On 2007-01-18, quick <quick@ais.net> wrote:
>>> to do
>>> with turbopascal, except for marketing reasons.
>> 
>> Turbo Pascal did not have the database tools that Delphi had.  Is Turbo

>> Delphi object oriented Pascal without the database tools ?
>
> Turbo Delphi has all the standard components that BDS has, including the 
> database components. It does not have third party components such as the 
> Indy internet tools and Rave reports. Also, you cannot add components.

You can in Turbo Delphi afaik, you can't in Turbo Explorer, the free

Marco van de Voort wrote:
> On 2007-01-17, Rob <user@example.net> wrote:
>> How does turbo Delphi compare to Delphi ?
> 
> Turbo Delphi roughly compares to BDS as Turbo Pascal 7 compared to Borland
> Pascal.
> 
> In other words, it is a cheaper version. The "turbo" name has
nothing to do
> with turbopascal, except for marketing reasons.

Turbo Pascal did not have the database tools that Delphi had.  Is Turbo