This is another myth - that to support VFP as Open Source you need to know C++. In truth that's only part of it and I would say a minor part at this point (at least with VFP) since the best development, from my point of view, are frameworks for using mtdlls, debugging COM, supporting PDFs, better web integration, better interop with .NET. All this is being done or has been done by the community without a heavy investment in C programming!
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>This is what I mean when I say it would be advantageous to have VFP be an Open Source project. The whole community would be the dev team.
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>Do you think there are a sufficient number of competent C programmers in the VFP community?
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>Regards,
>Viv