🚀 go-pugleaf

Have just got back into Borland's NGs.  This Indy 10 problem in BCB (6Pro in 
my case) is still with us after more than a year.  I note from the replies 
in this thread and those in the 21aug by Vlad that Remy is the only person 
working in this area.  This prompts me to ask whether, or not, any of us can 
help, and if so, how?

My experience is systems and programming, including comms, in different 
flavours over some 40 years.  I am retired and really quite committed 
writing web support software using my C++ SDK, but if there were a small 
part in a coordinated plan I could do, I would try to find the time.  Of 
course there are real problems in organising a division of support for an 
integrated project, but _if_ we _could_ advance Indy 10 to a working 
release, then a lot of people would be really pleased - me for one!

Best regards, and thanks to Remy for all the support he gives.

Peter Evans.


"Remy Lebeau (TeamB)" <no.spam@no.spam.com> wrote in message 
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> "Paul at NCF" <not plmacca@clara.co.uk> wrote in message
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>> How many people work on the Indy project overall
>
> Indy is open source, so there is no way to track the unregistered
> contributors.  But there are several dozen people currently registered as
> actually being Indy team members, but only a handful of them are 
> (noticably)
> active in development and/or administration.
>
>> is there a reason why you are the only one that does the C++ support?
>
> Because everyone else is either Delphi or C#.  In fact, being C++ is
> primarily what got me onto the Indy team in the first place.  If there are
> other C++ members on the team, they don't step forward very much.
>
>
> Gambit
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