November 19, 2015
The first major update of Delphi, C++Builder and RAD Studio 10 Seattle is now available.
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Subscription Update 1
The update is now available for download. This update consists of over 250 bug fixes, including fixes to 70+ customer-reported issues -- see the list at edn.embarcadero.com/article/44619. Almost all of these 70+ customer reported bugs come from Quality Portal, http://quality.embarcadero.com, and include the 5 top voted issues specifically opened for 10 Seattle (and among the most voted overall). Here are the download links:
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Web Install (includes Update 1)
C++Builder 10 Seattle Web Install (includes Update 1)
Delphi 10 Seattle Web Install (includes Update 1)
Update 1 Details
The update includes the following notable fixes (some of which are specific to Delphi or C++):
- Win64 compiler bug causing indeterministic behavior (RSP-12512, this issue was also previously addressed with a beta hot fix available to all registered users)
- DataSnap REST client call issues due to the switch to the HTTP client library (RSP-12685)
- DBGrid columns sizing bugs (like RSP-12433, RSP-11797)
- High-resolution monitor and tabbed dialog handling (RSP-12332)
- C++ 32bit CLANG compiler issues (like RSP-12250 and RSP-11883)
- Themed common dialogs (RS-11814)
- TPushEvents Android exception (RSP-12347)
Notice that these bugs will be marked as closed in QP in a few days, along with all other bugs that are closed as fixed or as duplicate of other bugs that have been fixed. The process is automated but requires manual overview...
Re-Install, Only For Subscription Customers
Two more tidbits. First, this update is a full uninstall/re-install. As usual the reason is this update touches such a large number of files, that individually updating those files won't really save any time (it will be much slower, in fact), but facing more risk of errors. You might have seen the size of the recent 64bit compiler hotfix.
Second, as the name implies and as already happened for XE8 and part of Embarcadero policy since the beginning of 2015, the Update is available only to active Update Subscription customers. If you own a 10 Seattle license without Update Subscription don't try to install it: you'll have to re-install the original version. What you can do is add the Update Subscription to your current license, contacting sales or a reseller partner. The standard limitations for buying Subscription only with or immediately after the product have been waived, so any 10 Seattle customer can now buy the Subscription for the next couple of weeks.
The Most Stable RAD Studio
RAD Studio 10 Seattle was a very stable release, and with this further Update is really becomes a version that's hard to miss for any C++Builder or Delphi developer! And if you still haven't bought 10 Seattle, you can take advantage of the current, incredible offers that provide you free high-quality components (RAD Solution Pack, Konopka Controls or CodeSite, depending on the SKU) with your license. Read more at
www.embarcadero.com/radoffer.
Update: ISO Link
The ISO download is now at
cc.embarcadero.com/item/30446
posted by
marcocantu @ 10:52AM | 29 Comments
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29 Comments
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
Hi Marco,
thank you very much!!
In your post is missing to Delphi 10 Seattle Update 1
link:
http://cc.embarcadero.com/Item/30443
Best Regards
Comment by Claudio Piffer on November 19, 11:32
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
Hi,
Thank you Marco Cantu. This is a very good update
but, When FireMonkey will be support right-to-left
direction. I think It is more important to solve.
you can see this user-voice with more than 1k
requests:
https://delphi.uservoice.com/forums/4432-
general/suggestions/2231089-better-support-for-
bidirectional-user-interfaces
Comment by Shaahin Ashayeri
[]
on November 19, 14:13
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
Hi Marco
Thanks for the update. We enjoy a lot the stability
of R10 Seattle compared to previous releases, but we
cannot use it for building real projects. I see that
none of the important compiler bugs in bcc32 and
bcc64 that prevent us from this have been solved (RSP-12229 , RSP
12229 , RSP-12769). The last one reported recently,
but the first one is really the major showstopper and
has been reported long time ago and you have been a
aware of it at release time of R10. When do you again p
plan to release a bcc64 compiler with optimizations o
on? Are there a fix to use the CLANG 3.1 compiler w
with optimizations on in R10?
Best regards
Comment by Thomas on November 19, 14:28
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
Hi Marco, when checking for updates with the built-in
Update Check Link ("C:\Program Files
(x86)\Embarcadero\Studio\17.0\bin\updatecheck.exe"
/showui) I get a "No updates available" message:
http://i.imgur.com/1TLYddJ.png
Comment by Peter on November 19, 14:59
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
Thomas,
RSP-12229 is fixed in the update, not sure why it is not listed.
RSP-12769 is still open, when it was reported the Update
was basically ready to go.
In general, there is a significant number of C++ compiler fixes
in the Update and more to come ASAP.
-Marco
Comment by Marco Cantu
[http://www.marcocantu.com]
on November 19, 16:38
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
Why no ISO links? What about the people with slow
download who have to update two installs?
Comment by tim on November 19, 16:59
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
When will the ISO version be available?
Comment by Harald Simon
[]
on November 19, 17:03
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
Installing Delphi 10 Seattle is difficult in Europe
with the web installer, since you get lots and lots of
broken download errors. With the RTM release of Delphi
10 Seattle, we could download the ISO (and I could
redirect my customers to the ISO for the DVD).
Will the ISO also be made available for the update #1
install? Otherwise, customers will not want to
uninstall a working Delphi 10 Seattle in order to get
into problems trying to install Delphi 10 Seattle
Update #1 again (without the ISO this was impossible
for a significant number of users).
Thanks in advance!!
Groetjes, Bob Swart
PS: Will some critical fixes also be made available to
non-subscription customers? Or is everything only for
maintenance users?
Comment by Bob Swart
[http://www.drbob42.com]
on November 19, 18:11
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
Marco is correct in many respects, Delphi 10 is very
stable compared with other versions starting around
XE3 (i.e. for the last 3-4 years!!!!). Delphi 10
does NOT run out of memory with every 4th or 5th
compile. However, it does sometimes take off on it's
own we have to end-task it.
Comment by Charles Wolfe
[http://wolfepak.com]
on November 19, 19:57
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
I have just installed update 1, indeed I confirm that
RSP-12229 has been fixed. Thanks a lot Marco we can
now finally skip the unstable earlier versions.
Big thumbs up for this and for the plans to continue
the work on c++ compilers in the near future!!
Comment by Thomas on November 19, 20:04
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
Great to see the first update out, is there an ISO
download available to make it easier to install on
multiple machines.
Comment by Alister Christie
[http://LearnDelphi.tv]
on November 19, 20:16
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
The quality portal requires a JIRA login - how do we
get one?
Comment by Richard Chai on November 19, 21:11
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
ISO link in signature below
(http://cc.embarcadero.com/item/30446) and also added to
the article
Comment by Marco Cantu
[http://cc.embarcadero.com/item/30446]
on November 19, 22:12
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
I'll second Richard Chai - I can't log in to JIRA
using my EDN/BDN/CDN login, and yes - the password and
username are correct, since I was logged in to EDN
when I tried (and I tried when I wasn't on logged into
EDN, too.)
How do we contact the "JIRA administrator?" (no
directions given.) Can't report it via "Report a
problem" since to report that you can't log in, you
need to be logged in...
Glad to see that I'm not Robinson Crusoe with this
problem, but heartening to see EMBT is getting quicker
off the mark with fixes and distributions.
Is this JIRA system going to replace or to supplement QA?
Comment by Peter Wright on November 20, 00:47
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
We have an active recharge license, but no
subscription. Does it mean, we have no rights to
install the Update 1 ISO?
Comment by Lesley
[]
on November 20, 07:21
Quality Portal access
Quality Portal (which is as you say a JIRA instance) uses the
same EDN account. However, I think you can use only the
email and not the user name (or is it the opposite?). In any
case, I'll ask internally who can help figure out...
Quality Central (qp.embarcadero.com) is deprecated,
although technically still active. We recommend to stop using
it and move to the new system... which is better integrated
with the internal bug repository.
Comment by Marco Cantu
[http://www.marcocantu.com]
on November 20, 09:49
Quality Portal Access
I was told the login on Quality Portal works only with the EDN
user name, not the email. If you still cannot log in feel free to
email me your END account / END email so we can check if
this was transferred to Jira.
Comment by Marco Cantu
[http://www.marcocantu.com]
on November 20, 11:38
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
Ah! Signing in with the username selected six years
ago (in the case entered, not as capitalised on the
EDN screen) not with the email I've been using for the
past six years worked.
Well - sort of worked. I was presented with a
report-submission screen with four options, for
"project" mostly hidden behind graphics, but at this
stage I only wanted to view the report data as
published, so having logged in, I could then see the
JIRA data on reports.
Seattle Help>Developer Support Page redirected to the
EDN "deprecated" system. No doubt that will be fixed
in time.
So- uld we re-report problems in the new system if
they haven't been fixed yet?
Comment by Peter Wright on November 20, 14:49
What will happen with existing 3rd party components after uninstall/re-install?
Will they stay installed or would I had to reinstall
them also?
Comment by Ales on November 21, 13:39
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
Why does "Check for Updates" tell me this? "No updates available".
Are you seriously asking me to uninstall the product before this update?
While I love Delphi 10, I cannot help but think you have the worst update
experience in the industry.
Comment by Lars on November 23, 09:32
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
Hi,
What about Named Update without subscription?
Able to receive any critical bug fix?
Thanks
Comment by Krisztian on November 23, 16:15
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
Not found folder source *.pas units
Comment by Ricardo on November 26, 00:59
What will happen with existing 3rd party components after uninstall/re-install?
Will they stay installed or would I had to reinstall
them also?
If I'll have to reinstall them, it will be the last
time to update delphi 10 seattle and pay for subsription.
Comment by Michael on December 8, 12:06
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
Michael,
When you un-install RAD Studio there is an option (checked
by default) to keep existing registry entries, including
components configurations. If you leave it checked, no need
to re-install third party components.
Comment by Marco Cantu
[http://www.marcocantu.com]
on December 9, 16:55
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
Hey Macro,
nice to see that you are fixing so many bugs in such a
short time!
For me it tastes a bit bitter....
We bought Delphi XE10 two months ago. Now we need to
buy subscription, which wasnt mandatory on purchase,
to get the bugs fixed in our brand new enviroment.
Compared to a car this means: your brand new Mercedes
cant go more than 50 km/h until you buy a service
contract -.- .
Comment by Jens on December 10, 08:39
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
Just wanted to mention that the Update 1 is made available
to customers who bought RAD Studio 10 Seattle after the
update release... even if it is still highly recommended to
get the Update Subscription alongside.
> Critical comments are being deleted
Unsigned and ungrounded critical comments are being
deleted, yes. This is the blog policy. You have many other
ways to ask for clarifications or complain, including
emailing me and using other public forum. This is my blog
and I decide what to publish. End of the story.
Comment by Marco Cantu
[http://www.marcocantu.com]
on December 31, 10:56
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
So how do I go about getting Update 1 without a Update
Subscription? I bought Delphi 10 Enterprise today, but after
installing, it says an Update Subscription is required (which I do not
have) and exits. Surely, I am entitled to the updates (bug fixes) that
were released 5 months BEFORE I bought the product. So far, no
response from Embarcadero.
Comment by John Cox on April 12, 20:31
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
John, yes you should have got the Update 1, contact me over email if
needed. But you should have also bought update subscription, it is
even discounted these days...
Comment by Marco Cantu
[http://www.marcocantu.com]
on April 12, 20:36
RAD Studio 10 Seattle Update 1 Available
I still can't get my head around this business model -
release a product, then charge (update subscription)
to fix the defects (all update 1 changes were bug
fixes). I've come across this before with XE7, where
the 64 bit compiler was broken and never fixed in XE7,
which is why I went to XE10 in the first place.
I really don't care for all the new features in Berlin
(Windows 10 etc) and after waiting 5 years don't think
fmx is ever going to work (the demo apps crash for
crying out loud, and are extremely slow).
Now the licensing has locked me out and I think this
is the point where I've past the tipping point where
I'm going the qt route.
Comment by D on December 4, 17:26
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