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The Kylix product represents a Linux implementation of the Borland RAD tools using Object Pascal and C++. Up to Kylix 2, there was only an Object Pascal implementation. With the release of Kylix 3, Borland introduced a version of its C++Builder tool in the Linux world. With this, Kylix 3 became a Linux Development Platform with two possible environments, “Delphi for Linux” and “C++Builder for Linux”, as defined by Borland. The samples in this guide use the new nomenclature from Borland, Delphi and C++Builder, and do not make any reference to Kylix. Whenever the sample requires some specific modification to be run under Linux, this is done in the code using “#ifdef” (C) or “$IFDEF” (pascal). In general, the difference is restricted to the path. For more information on the c‑treeVCL/CLX Kylix installation and usage, see the readme.txt file included with the c-treeCLX distribution.
