>>Hi Koen,
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>>>what is withholding you to download, install and do a testrun with Chen's application?
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>>Once upon a time, you could NOT be a C/C++ coder and be productive with VFP, vb and a bunch of other stuff. As I said, I could avoid coding C for over 24 years. This is a long period. And I do not really wish to untertain myself with the pleasure of setting up a C-to-exe compiler chain in 2018 without a strong reason. What reason? That the testing is worth the time spent on it.
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>>That said, of course, I could certainly spend a week re-training myself on this after such a long period of time. But I could possibly as well change coding language and dev platform by the way! As many VFP developpers of past times, I take no pleasure at training for the sake of a simple test. Of course I can understand that among the die-hard fox addicts, quite a few were initially trained in, say, C or pascal. I expect for them setting up a test environment is a breeze. And I am looking for their feedback. The windows platform is not exactly ubuntu.
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>>My journey was: APL, dbase, fox (1986), then vfp, smalltalk (dead-end) and python (not writing any C or fortran extension here). I am trying to avoid developping applications the tough way. And VFP, up to now, has served very well from this standpoint.
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>>I find it a bit sad that Chen is not more supported by the community. Except for John - thanks to him - the feedback is extremely limited, here and elsewhere.
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>>Daniel
Daniel.
a long non understandable story you post here.
Take my advice and install and test yourselve Chen's application.
Then report back what your findings are.
Regards,
Koen