I think this is all academic, but for what it is worth...
I suspect alot of the pascal algorithms will port to Delphi nicely. The
screen handling code is probably the biggest thing to worry about. The
serial code would need a new foundation, but the message formats would be
the same. Having TR in Turbo Pascal while not making it easier, does make
the port to Delphi easier than having to totally rewrite it.
I am not saying it is easy or should be done, just speculating since I
program in Delphi for a living.
Tom NY4I
----- Original Message -----
From: "David Price" <wa4et@hotmail.com>
To: <trlog@contesting.com>
Sent: Tuesday, November 26, 2002 9:35 AM
Subject: [TRLog] The end of MS-DOS as we know it
> All this may be true, but it would be nice to be able to harness the power
> of a machine that would not be call stone age by any other standard.
>
> It is nice to buy the cheap old computers and make then run TR. I do it
all
> the time for our field day setups. That way if they are stolen or dies,
who
> gives a rats @#$%. But at my home and other places, space is a premeium,
and
> having more computers than I actually need is nothing more than a pain in
> the rear. It would be nice to use my windows machine, harness all the nice
> things and connectivity, and my contest program......all at the same time.
>
> I do run TR in a dos window without much problem, but I dont useally do CW
> contest either. They where at one time talking about porting TR into
> Logwindows, but not many where in favor to that. Unfortunaly this had more
> to do with the RC factor (RC=Resistance to change)than anything else I
> beleive. Without a doubt TR is an excelent program and hopfuly it will
grow
> into a window enviroment.
>
> REgards
>
> David
>
>
>
>
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