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Programming for Windows Mobile in Delphi

So Delphi now supports programming for Windows, MacOS, Android & iOS. Is there any way to use Delphi (XE5) to write programs for Windows Mobile?

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Oussama Al Rifai Avatar asked Nov 02 '13 07:11

Oussama Al Rifai


3 Answers

You may look at Oxygene compiler from RemObjects, they have support for many platforms, including WinRT, iOS and Android, Here's a quote from their website:

Oxygene 6 is out now, supporting 3 major target platforms: .NET, WinRT and Mono, Java and Android and NEW! native Cocoa development for Mac and iOS. the same language lets you targets all three platforms, and produces 100% native output for the respective platform

Oxygene isn't a Delphi product, but it was bundled with Rad Studio as Delphi Prism

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Mohammed Nasman Avatar answered Oct 16 '22 22:10

Mohammed Nasman


Delphi XE5 targets Windows desktop, 32 and 64 bit, 32 bit MacOS, iOS (ARM) and Android (ARM). It does not target any flavour of Windows mobile.

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David Heffernan Avatar answered Oct 16 '22 23:10

David Heffernan


You can use Lazarus. http://www.lazarus.freepascal.org
It has support for WinCE.

Google for lazarus wince and you'll see a sizeable list of references.
Don't have experience with WinCE myself.

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Johan Avatar answered Oct 16 '22 23:10

Johan