If you're not in a hurry, I'd say: watch what Etecnologia is doing. If they succeed in their compiler (and it looks like that), it could be the road for you. Even if they provide for only one stabile compiler version, that would be enough to cross over in an extremely fast and stable way to .NET.

Lennert

>I've been developing in Visual Foxpro since it was Fox (in the dark ages). We have a large application that we want to be able to market for years to come. Knowing that VPF will eventually be dropped by Microsoft, and our competitors are starting to use this go get an edge, what software engine is the wave of the future? I know everyone has his own preferences, but for someone who loves VFP I hate to redevelop all of our software in anything but the Microsoft application of choice.
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>Our systems are used by companies where multiple 1,000,000+ record databases are not unusual. So we need speed and reliability.
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>Any feedback would be greatly appreciated.
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>Brad Trim
>Systems Support Company