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"Peter Evans" <peter-evans@pelcaro.com> wrote in message
news:4390f596@newsgroups.borland.com...

> This says 'Indy.Sockets is available for ..., C++, ... '

"Indy.Sockets" is a general product name that encompasses both Indy 9 and
10.  Indy 9 has official support for C++.  Indy 10 does not (yet).  That
being said, Indy 10 can be installed and used in C++ as-is, if you don't
mind doing some manual work on your part to make it work.  Otherwise, wait
for the official support to be released.

> It is at this point I find the code is purely Delphi, with no C++ in site.

As I told you earlier, the source code has always been written in Pascal,
not C++.  BCB can use Delphi components because it ships with a Delphi
compiler as well as a C++ compiler.  Also, as I told you earlier, there are
no BCB installation files available for Indy 10 at this time.

> I was expecting the extra work to show itself on following the
> thread I mentioned above.

Go to http://www.deja.com and search through the newsgroup archives.  People
have posted instructions and links to email/websites for downloading
third-party packages to install Indy 10 in BCB 6.

> is it really that Indy is not out for BCB yet

It is not.

> if so, what is a realistic date for its appearance from Indy?

There is no definate ETA.  It may be later this month.  It may be next
month.  It may be 6 months from now.  It is whenever it is ready.


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