Xbase++: Difference between revisions

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XBase++ is a Clipper/xBase compatible database development system.

History

It was originally developed for 32-bit OS/2. In 1998 it was availabe for 32-bit Windows programming. The company stopped supporting OS/2 with version 1.3 and removed all references, support documents and updates for the system from their homepage.

Version 1.2 of xBase++ for OS/2 is close enough to standard xBase/Clipper de-facto standards that you can move code developed for it to a modern system like Harbour without too much difficulty.

Version

OS/2

Xbase/2 for OS/2 (1996)
1.2 (1999)
- German Edition
- International Edition

Windows

1.1 (1998)
1.9 (2006-05-10)
2.00.570 (2014-12-16)

Links

Alaska Software Inc.

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-A Clipper/[[xBase]] compatible database development system that was originally a dual OS/2 - Windows application but is by now a MS Windows only program. The company stopped supporting OS/2 with version 1.3 and removed all references, support documents and updates for the system from their homepage.
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+'''XBase++''' is a Clipper/[[xBase]] compatible database development system.
+==History==
+It was originally developed for 32-bit OS/2. In 1998 it was availabe for 32-bit Windows  programming. The company stopped supporting OS/2 with version 1.3 and removed all references, support documents and updates for the system from their homepage.
 Version 1.2 of xBase++ for OS/2 is close enough to standard xBase/Clipper de-facto standards that you can move code developed for it to a modern system like [[Harbour]] without too much difficulty.