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Recent content by handyrandy
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Version upgrade/ change
Take your decompiled code and edit it sufficiently that it<br> will compile with Clipper 5.2e (the best version of Clipper<br> ever). Why stop at 5.01 anyway. There are a lot of changes between S'87 and 5.01. It's just a hairs width away from 5.2e to continue upward on onward. <br> <br> <A...- handyrandy
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- Forum: Computer Associates: Clipper
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Clipper conversion to C and/or C++
There is a compiler for Unix called Flagship which converts clipper code to C++ for unix. Once converted to C++ on the unix machine, I would assume that the code could be copied<br> back to a MS-DOS/WIN system and recompiled there. <br> <br> <A...- handyrandy
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- Forum: Computer Associates: Clipper
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Client 32 and Clipper Databases
If anyone knows how to stop Novell Client 32 updates from<br> trashing my databases (I'm a CA-Clipper Developer), I'd<br> really appreciate it. Is there some NLM that needs to<br> be loaded that previous versions of Netware didn't require?<br> I've had my software running on several Netware...- handyrandy
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