The Analyzer 2.5 is built on the all new Delphi Parser 2.5 framework that has the ability to read millions of lines of code & parse the code into a unified run-time object mode. It scans & analyzes an entire code base against all available Delphi’s system units, 3rd party components, libraries & even DCUs (using a special De-Compiler).ĭelphi Parser 2.5 – A Full Blown Independent Parser & Linker. The Delphi Parser’s Analyzer 2.5 is an automatic code analyzing wizard. You just need to provide the Delphi Parser Analyzer 2.5 the project source or code base folder you want to analyze, and the search path for the libraries & the Analyzer wizard will do the rest. It is a must have tool in every development team through all the development life cycle.
The Delphi Parser Analyzer 2.5 is the Newest Most Valuable Tool For Delphi Developers. It is built & aimed for dealing with huge legacy Delphi projects with hundreds of applications, thousands unit files & libraries with millions of lines of code & decades of developments & developers.
Legacy Modernization For a Better World.The project source code has been made available by and published under an MIT license. If you are interested to join the chat about the repository login to Discord here There is a new Discord chat dedicated only for this project. It includes a large amount of IDE integrated tools and options to work with external UML modeling software.
The branch AttracsBold is compatible with latest Delphi, currently 10.4.2.īold is a tool in the MDA (Model Driven Architecture) space, which allows you to start with an UML model of your application and a set of business rules written in a high level language and “execute” the model after creating a graphical user interface for it.īold includes a sophisticated object-relational mapping layer, ability to map data to multiple formats, changes synchronization, and much more.
Note that masterBranch is not compatible with unicode. Version 4.0.1.0 Bold for Delphi, Release 4.0. The original source code of the Bold library for Delphi
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