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This is not true It would be some genuine kind of magic if it were true, but it isnt. What is true is this Modern versions of Delphi make it possible to write applications for Windows, Mac OSX, Android and i. OS. If your application was originally written for Windows then it uses the Win. API. If your application is a VCL application, then it uses the Win. API. One thing that is not available on Mac OSX, Android, and i. OS is the Win. 32 API. See where Im going Your application is not going to run on another platform without some significant changes. Thankfully, while Delphi wont magically fix this problem for you, there are some companion tools to helpCross platform applications are written against a new framework named FMX. Formerly Fire. Monkey, FMXFire. Monkey X platform. The FMX framework does not depend on the Win. API and its controls, but instead, actually opens up a rendering context using Open. GL or Direct. X, and renders controls directly to that API. In this way, visual controls become cross platform. The FMX framework has mirror controls for the vast majority of VCL controls which ship with Delphi, for example, VCL and FMX both have a TEdit control, they both have a TButton control, and so on. There is a tool called the Mida converter see here which is able to open up your existing VCL forms the. FMX versions of controls instead of the VCL controls. In doing so, the form is effectively ported from VCL to FMX and therefore is made available to platforms other than Windows. There are still one or two pitfalls to this approach however. The Mida converter is not much more than a copyreplace macro tool, if you are using controls which are not a part of the VCL third party controls for example, then the Mida converter cannot migrate these controls, youll have to track down an FMX version of that control if it exists, or an FMX replacement from another third party vendor. One such vendor of FMX components is TMS Software https www. Further Cross Platform Considerations. Beyond the visual controls, there are several other considerations when moving from a Windows Only application to a cross platform solution. For a start, all of the platforms supported by Delphi, other than Windows, are in some way based on a unixlinux variant, and are therefore POSIX based. Some things to consider because of thisPOSIX platforms have different file systems. There is no C drive on an Android, i. OS or MAC device. If youve hard coded windows paths into your application, then youre going to have to modify the code, likely using conditional defines, to understand where the same file lies on the other platforms file systems. There is no registry. Though some platforms offer a simulation of the windows registry, the majority of them have no such thing. Instead, configuration is usually stored in a specific directory. The etc directory is most commonly used to store configuration files, and, theres no pre specified file format. One application might use a. JSON file, and yet another might use an XML file. If your VCL application depends on configuration in the registry, youre going to have to migrate it to a file under the configuration directory for other platforms. If your VCL application modifies the behavior of the OS or other applications through alteration of registry keys, youre going to have to find out how the same functionality can be achieved on other platforms. There is no Kernel. If youre using custom calls to the windows APIs, youll have to find the equivalent behavior of the alternate platforms. In many cases the FMX classes will provide an answer, but if your application is VCL its likely not using those classes. Not all TCanvases are made equal. If your code, or that of a third party vendor, is making direct calls to TCanvas for rendering, or worse, directly to the GDI, youll need to migrate this code to work on other platforms. The FMX framework has a TCanvas just as VCL does, however, the methods are not all the same, they also have different parameter lists. This is unavoidable as the VCL TCanvas was rendering to the windows GDI interface, where as, the FMX TCanvas is rendering using a 3. D API such as Open. GL or Direct. X. This is true even for 2. D rendering, because modern graphics cards simply dont offer 2. D rendering anymore, instead, they expect you to render 2. D graphics into 3. D space, and then view them with a special perspective mode which reduces out the Z Axis. Sorry, youll have to migrate the TCanvas code too. More on Using the FMX TCanvas. Your database driver probably doesnt exist. Many developers are familiar with using components named TConnection, TTable, and TQuery or similarly named equivalents to connect to databases directly. These component sets usually rely on some binary driver, and unfortunately, unless youre using Inter. Base, there probably isnt a version of that driver available for the ARM nix based mobile platforms that youre targeting. You likely cannot connect your application directly to a database, and even if you could, you may not want to with potentially unstable internet connectivity in many mobile scenarios. The most common solution to this problem is to expose your data in the form of JSON using a REST based web service with SOAP services making up the second most common solution. Delphi has several components for working with JSONRESTSOAP and can even adapt a JSON service into a TQuery style component for you, but youll have to migrate away from your older data access components. There are some differences in the mobile compilers. Delphi achieves its single source code, multiple target platforms functionality by the use of multiple compilers. One compiler for windows 3. OS and Mac. Well, not all of these compilers are 1.