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==Description==
An old and simple C++ library that allows you to access, work with and write to dbf/[[xBase]] database files. Originally developed for [[DOS]] but due to its extreme simplicity it works without any or absolutely minimal changes on OS/2 and Microsoft Windows, depending on compiler chosen, and porting to other systems should be simple as well. The source code is well documented.
An old and simple C++ library that allows you to access, work with and write to dbf/[[xBase]] database files. Originally developed for [[DOS]] but due to its extreme simplicity it works without any or absolutely minimal change on OS/2 and Microsoft Windows, depending on compiler chosen, and porting to other systems should be simple as well. The source code is well documented BTW.


==Version==
==Version==
* Last known [ftp://ftp.pl.freebsd.org/vol/rzm1/simtelnet/msdos/database/cdbfile.zip version: 1.0]
* 1.0 (1997) [https://harbour.github.io/the-oasis/files/general/cdbfile.zip cdbfile.zip]
 
==Author==
* Hervé Gourmelon


==License==
==License==
* Open source released under the [[GPL v2]]
* Open source released under the [[GPL v2]]
*Author: Hervé Gourmelon


[[Category:Tools]][[Category:Databases]][[Category:xBase]][[Category:Open Source Software]][[Category:Software written in C++]][[Category:DOS Tools]][[Category:MS Windows Tools]]
[[Category:C++ Class Libraries]][[Category:xBase]][[Category:Open Source Software]][[Category:Software written in C++]]

Latest revision as of 04:24, 12 November 2018

An old and simple C++ library that allows you to access, work with and write to dbf/xBase database files. Originally developed for DOS but due to its extreme simplicity it works without any or absolutely minimal changes on OS/2 and Microsoft Windows, depending on compiler chosen, and porting to other systems should be simple as well. The source code is well documented.

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License

  • Open source released under the GPL v2
  • Author: Hervé Gourmelon