Veronica,
-=> Veronica Bendersky schreef aan Raymond Pesek <=-
 VB> I've got a couple of questions:
 VB> 1) If I want to make 16 bit Windows 3.1 type executables -and- Windows
 VB> 95 ones, do I need either FiveWin or Clip4Win for the first ones and
 VB> XBase++ for the second? Or will just XBase++ do?
No. You'll need FiveWin or Clip-4-Win for Clipper with Clipper to produce
16-bit applications, and FiveWin or Clip-4-Win for Xbase++ with Xbase++ to
produce 32-bit applications.
 VB> 2) Have you tried XBase++? I'd like to hear about your experience with
 VB> it, if you have.
I have, and I like the code compatibility very much. Also, it is fully object
oriented, modelled after Class(y). Plus, it is already able to use
multi-threading, and a recompile of my source code with the OS/2 version of
the compiler gives me an OS/2 application. Not that I have delivered an OS/2
app to any of my customers, but it's nice to know I can deliver an OS/2 app
if I need to. I use the OS/2 version just to sometimes check how a (GUI)
feature works that is not fully operational in EEP1 works in OS/2.
I can't wait for the final release to come out.
Regards,
Arno.
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