FireMonkey Quick Start Guide - Set Up Your Development Environment

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For developing FireMonkey applications, you can use Appmethod with either the Object Pascal or Appmethod C++ language as your development environment (this Quick Start refers to these personalities as Appmethod). Appmethod runs under Microsoft Windows. To try Appmethod, you can download a trial version at: http://www.embarcadero.com/products/downloads

One of the major benefits of using FireMonkey is the ability to create applications for both Windows and Mac OS X from one codebase. When you create a Mac OS X application, you need to use Appmethod on the Windows operating system, and target your application to Mac OS X. You can debug your applications running on Mac OS X, and then package them for Mac OS X. To debug and deploy an application to Mac OS X, you need to have the Platform Assistant installed on your Mac OS X machine.

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Develop A FireMonkey Application on Windows Next Step.png Run A FireMonkey Application on Mac OS X

Develop a FireMonkey application in Appmethod, and debug/deploy/run on Mac OS X.

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  • Tutorial: Installing PAServer describes the steps to install PAServer on your Mac OS X machine.

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