Well I did a search the other day and was amazed how many
dBase/Clipper/Fox spinoffs are still around - in addition to the
free/open ones I found three still apparently actively being sold, and
not cheap either.
The free Clipper-derived ones are compilable on Win; Linux, Android and
more. I think that [V]FP is superior in most respects - I still
maintain that dBase/Fox has the best/easiest instruction set for string
handling of any of the languages I've looked at.
BBC Basic (!) is available on Raspi (which is targeted as an IT learning
tool) and it would be really good to see Fox there.
I still maintain that dBase/Fox has the best/easiest instruction set for
string handling of any of the languages I've looked at.
On 10/02/2015 04:34, [email protected] wrote:
I don't know...do you think it would really matter anymore?!???
On 2015-02-07 01:01, AndyHC wrote:
ms have announced that Win10 will run on the latest (1Gb) version -
I'm guessing that as they have already ''open-sourced'' the code for
.net that it will eventually be available on the pi.
Now if they opened VFP source .....
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