coelacanthes
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Which is best : Xbarbour or xbase++
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The plus-side of (x)Harbour is that there is a very active (Open Source) development community working to make both Harbour compilers the best Clipper-compatible as possible, and hopefully without the bugs ;-)
If you need an updated development environment to get your Clipper apps into the world of Windows, Webbased, Services & Soap, etc., you'd better revise your strategy. Even though it is possible to achieve all these features with the xBase language, using current tools/compilers, I'd advise to go for either a .NET or Java based development path as these have much more future in them, mostly because of the big companies/bucks that are behind them.
HTH
TonHu
If you need an updated development environment to get your Clipper apps into the world of Windows, Webbased, Services & Soap, etc., you'd better revise your strategy. Even though it is possible to achieve all these features with the xBase language, using current tools/compilers, I'd advise to go for either a .NET or Java based development path as these have much more future in them, mostly because of the big companies/bucks that are behind them.
HTH
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