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Migration to XBASE to include GRUMP.CH

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Hi,

Had good success migrating Clipper applications
to XBASE++.

However, I have some systems that use the 3rdparty
GRUMP.CH and I need to be able to include these
functions when converting to XBASE++.

Any suggestions please?

Thanx,
Jim
 
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Hi!

Check into The Oasis: Look at the lib section, there you will find the source code of the Grumpfish library, because now is public domain.

So, you can take whatever function that you need to translate into xBase.

:)
 
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