... and did you see what else they're offering (in Alpha) -
VFPCompiler for .NET - Compile your VFP PRG into a .NET assembly (exe or
dll).
* Create fully managed verifiable assemblies, with pure IL. This is,
the created assemblies can be run through PEVERIFY and it passes all the
tests it does.
* Because it produces full managed assemblies, pure IL, you can run it
in other platforms like Windows Mobile1. So your apps are not longer tied
to the 32 bits desktop, and can run in PDAs, Smart phones and where ever
the .NET framework functionality is available.
* Creates debug info so you can step debug using any Managed Debugger
like the one in Visual Studio 2005. The Preview ships with its own debugger
so you can step through your code and debug it the .NET way.
* Consume managed assemblies, thus it integrates very well with the
.NET Framework.
* Works with the .NET Framework 2.0.
* Supports LOCAL, PRIVATE variables (PUBLIC also will be supported).
You can create variables on the fly and reference them without previous
declaration, of course like you can in VFP.
* Supports the dynamic features of VFP like dynamic typing and
polymorphism.
iirc lots of people have said that nothing like this was possible?
Andrew Davies MBCS CITP
- AndyD 8-)#
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