Sometimes you have a Delphi project and don't know which Delphi version you should use to build it. Here are some hints to find out (based on this [1] Stack Overflow question and the answers):
* If there is a .dproj file, it's a Delphi version >= 2007.
* If there is a .bdsproj file, it's Delphi 2005 or 2006.
* If there is none of the above, there should be a .dof file. If there is, it's Delphi <=7.
* If there is not even a .dof file, you are stuck, sorry. By analyzing these files, we can find out more:
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| - Sometimes you have a Delphi project and don't know which Delphi version you should use to build it. Here are some hints to find out (based on this [1] Stack Overflow question and the answers):
* If there is a .dproj file, it's a Delphi version >= 2007.
* If there is a .bdsproj file, it's Delphi 2005 or 2006.
* If there is none of the above, there should be a .dof file. If there is, it's Delphi <=7.
* If there is not even a .dof file, you are stuck, sorry. By analyzing these files, we can find out more:
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| - Sometimes you have a Delphi project and don't know which Delphi version you should use to build it. Here are some hints to find out (based on this [1] Stack Overflow question and the answers):
* If there is a .dproj file, it's a Delphi version >= 2007.
* If there is a .bdsproj file, it's Delphi 2005 or 2006.
* If there is none of the above, there should be a .dof file. If there is, it's Delphi <=7.
* If there is not even a .dof file, you are stuck, sorry. By analyzing these files, we can find out more:
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