Hello Harbour-project!

First, I must tell that IMO xhb-diff.txt document is the best effort ever made 
to state parameters that really help [x]Harbour users to choose between Harbour 
and xHarbour. Beyond all the facts it describes, the reading gives a clue about 
the different development philosophy and orientation behind the languages. 
Thank you Przemeck and friends and congratulations! 

I agree to Teo that xhb-diff should be accessible from the Harbour-project web 
page and it's also a very good thing that xhb-diff be part of Harbour packages.

Although xhb-diff.txt is deep (and maybe because of it), I would like to 
suggest that it should be the base to another text, shorter and easier, to 
stand at the Harbour-project web pages to highlight everything that Harbour 
does very well or (when it is inevitable to compare) better than xHarbour. This 
text could help clarify that where is written "xHarbour will offer an 
alternative for those interested in a more aggressive & less conservative 
approach" in xHarbour.org web page, one should read "Harbour developers think 
better before writing the code down".

[x]Harbour current and potencial users need to know, for a start, that the ST 
or MT mode in Harbour is not a "shakesperian" [existencial] question as in 
xHarbour, but is resumed to "to link or not to link" one single VM library! 
This single information tells more about the strength of the Harbour VM 
conception than all propaganda could tell! If the performance test results 
could be published as well I think it would be good to all [x]Harbour 
community. By the way, who doesn't care about sheaper, better and faster in 
this business!?

One question: 
I couldn't understand what was resolved about Harbour documentation. The 
discussion on the mailling list seems not finished and without resolution. What 
was decided and how is it?

Thank you
Leo

From: Teo Fonrouge 
Sent: Thursday, November 05, 2009 1:10 PM
To: Harbour Project Main Developer List. 
Subject: [Harbour] Fwd: [Viktor] Suggestions on How to Get Help






Begin forwarded message:


  From: Teo Fonrouge <[email protected]>

  Date: November 3, 2009 1:13:00 PM CST

  To: "Harbour Project Main Developer List." <[email protected]>

  Subject: [Viktor] Suggestions on How to Get Help



  Hello Viktor,

  It would be nice if in the following Harbour's SourceForge link:

  http://sourceforge.net/projects/harbour-project/support

  we have something that redirect the new users to this mailing list in order 
to get Help.

  Also there is not a "Support" link in the http://www.harbour-project.org/ 
page, I know that under "Development" is the link to the mailing lists but I 
think that would be much clear to have it under "Support"

  Also, I think that it's very important to have the recent Przemek's 
xhb-diff.txt  document somewhere at sight in the Harbour's main web page (of 
course after Przemek's permission), I believe that not few xHarbour users will 
appreciate it.


  best regards,

  Teo






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