Can I use Delphi on a Mac?

Delphi is traditionally associated with Windows development, as it was primarily designed for creating applications on the Microsoft Windows operating system. However, there are options available for Mac users. Delphi provides cross-platform development capabilities through the FireMonkey framework, enabling developers to build applications that can run on both Windows and macOS. This means that developers can write their code in Delphi and deploy it to a Mac without needing to switch languages or platforms. To get started, users will need to ensure they have the correct version of Delphi installed, as the support for macOS is included in the Professional, Enterprise, and Architect editions. Developing on a Mac may require the installation of additional tools such as Xcode to facilitate the creation of macOS applications. For specific setup instructions, users are encouraged to refer to the documentation available on the Delphi website, which provides comprehensive guidance on developing applications for multiple platforms, including macOS. You can find useful information on the current web page regarding system requirements and compatibility.