Generics with Delphi 2009 Win32

Introduction
I. Introduction
I-A. Prerequisite
I-B. What are generics?
Daily usage
II. Daily usage: the example of TList<T>
II-A. A simple code to start with
II-B. Assignments between generic classes
II-C. Methods of TList<T>
II-D. TList<T> and comparers
II-D-1. Writing a comparer using TComparer<T>
II-D-2. Writing a comparer using a simple comparison function
Design of a generic class
III. Design of a generic class
III-A. Class declaration
III-B. Implementing a method
III-C. The pseudo-routine Default
III-D. Routine references with tree walks
III-D-1. Other methods using anonymous routines?
III-E. And the rest
III-F. How to use TTreeNode<T> ?
Design of a generic record
IV. Design of a generic record
More with generics: constraints, several parameters
V. Contraints on generic types
V-A. What are the available constraints?
V-B. But what is the purpose of it?
V-C. A variant with constructor
VI. Parameterizing with more than on type
VII. Other generic types
Generic methods
VIII. Generic methods
VIII-A. A generic Min function
VIII-B. Overloading and constraints
VIII-C. Some extras for TList<T>
RTTI and generics
IX. RTTI and generics
IX-A. Changes to the pseudo-routine TypeInfo
IX-A-1. A more general TypeInfo function
IX-B. Do generic types have RTTI?
Conclusion
X. Conclusion
XI. Download the sources
XII. Acknowlegments