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TMS FixInsight with Delphi 13 language extensions support
Monday, January 26, 2026

The release of Delphi 13 brings us several language extensions. With TMS FixInsight being a static code analysis tool, in order to be able to fully take advantage of it from Delphi 13 with the new language features, it was necessary to adapt the TMS FixInsight code parser and static analysis tool for these language extensions.
As a result, TMS FixInsight language parsing was extended with support for:
- New! Delphi ternary operator, implemented using the if
keyword, matching the semantic of the ternary conditional operator found in
other programming languages
- New! NameOf intrinsic function, to get the string
representation of identifiers in code
- New! New language operators: is not and not in
- New! New noreturn directive for procedure declaration
At the same time, more and more developers are using the 64bit version of the Delphi IDE. Since TMS FixInsight includes an IDE plugin that allows running the static code analysis directly form the IDE, we have decided to provide both a Win32 and Win64 version of the TMS FixInsight IDE plugin.

We are happy to inform that from today, users with an active TMS FixInsight Personal or TMS FixInsight Pro license, will find the beta download of the new TMS FixInsight with the new full Delphi 13 support on the "My Products" page after login on our website.
It is our goal to run a short, focused beta period on this new version and then do a full public release. We are looking forward to all your comments & feedback on this TMS FixInsight beta. As always, this is also a good opportunity to share your thoughts on suggestions for other future enhancements and additional static code analysis areas to consider.
Thanks for your patience and looking forward to getting in touch!
Bruno Fierens
This blog post has received 4 comments.
2. Thursday, January 29, 2026 at 9:16:17 PM
It took us a bit longer to put out the update this time, but we are also very happy to finally have it available. Thank you, Robert!
Dennis Röhner
3. Friday, January 30, 2026 at 10:16:15 AM
I really appreciate this release!I was really looking forward to D13 support. I fully understand that the new language features made this release a bit less straight forward than normal. Please be more communicative about progress and expected time frame (including any delays) in future upgrades.
Thomas Vedel
4. Friday, January 30, 2026 at 10:18:47 AM
Thank you for the feedback, Thomas!> Please be more communicative about progress and expected time frame (including any delays) in future upgrades.
We will try our best!
Dennis Röhner
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