Thanks Johan,

>The compiler source code was released in the public domain under the Apache 2.0 license!

Great news:-)

Back in the years, when MS dropped VFP, some of us dreamt that it would release the source code. They never did. They should but that was too early a marketing step for the closed-doors that MS was at that time in terms of code-sharing.

A pity since VFP is clearly an engineering marvel. Its proprietary memory management model was, for its time, definitely la crème de la crème. Although it would make extension-building, specifically called fll(s), a complex exercise!

Great to hear that the Xsharp team is trying hard to revive the Xbase paradigms on dotnet ! In view of the coming dotnet core editions, looks like good timing...

Cheers, Daniel