Here's a screenshot of RAD Studio running inside of Parallels on OSX.
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Here's a screenshot of the sample project files.
Here's a screenshot of the imports I did so that I can use WMI with my app. Note that there is an activex import there, I'm probably going to remove that and use ODBC as noted earler.
Here's a screenshot of my simple little hello world.
[edit]I'm not so sure on using ODBC now. I don't know if it's a good idea to assume that an end user will have MDAC installed on their machine.[/edit]
If you need, delivering MDAC in a setup is easy. MS delivers the setup packages that you can easily add to a setup.
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