FoxPro & Clipper decompiling, support, migration
FoxPro & Clipper decompiling, support, migration
xBase++ from Alaska Software was started as a way to make Clipper code run in Windows as a genuine Windows app. It has morphed and changed way beyond that, with enormous added functionality, ability to link to SQL databases easily,…
Currently, in June 2016, we are working on a Clipper conversion to Windows for a fraternal order in another country. Membership ranks and titles are quite complex, made even more complicated by not having the original source code. It just…
Visual FoxPro, a Microsoft product, can often be used to convert Clipper applications to Windows since the two products have quite a lot in common. Clipper and Visual FoxPro emerged out of dBase in the late 1980’s. They share a…
xHarbour compiles and runs Clipper code as a console applications in Windows with few if any changes needed.The console application will look and feel like the Clipper application. However, it will be a true Windows application and will run in…
FoxPro and Clipper programs are created from source code files that are assembled into an executable program by compiling then linking the code to create an EXE that can be run without needing the source code. Decompiling FoxPro and Clipper recovers source…
FoxInCloud takes Visual FoxPro code and converts it run in the cloud on their servers, automating 98% of the work. Wth FoxInCloud, your Visual FoxPro application can run on any device and any operating system, because it will be web-based.…
Servoy is a rapid application development suite that shares language syntax with Visual FoxPro. “Servoy is the ideal dynamic and data-centric development platform for Visual FoxPro developers. Beyond a great platform to evolve Visual FoxPro applications, Servoy also offers cross-platform…