Thanks Christof,
I'll take a look and see.

I've just had a quick look at the demo files in the "ETechno.." project and
regardless of how good it is it is not well documented to say the least!
However I'll not make rash judgements until I have a better look.

There seems to be lots of files missing from the sample projects and the
paths for included files seemm to be all over the place so this is either a
first attempt at bundling it up or a very sloppy piece of work to produce as
a "taster" which PROBABLY leads me to think that the writers are technically
very good but just have no idea of commercial presentation (as can be seen
by the website). I really do think that when people package software up in
say a project, that it should be immediately runable/usable by anyone
downloading it with minimal effort because if it isn't then the majority of
people will just disregard it even if it is good.

Anyhow that is my New Year rant over with and I'll continue to explore and
report. Thanks for the link to your work and I'll take a look.

Dave Crozier


-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf
Of Christof Wollenhaupt
Sent: 03 January 2007 10:40
To: [email protected]
Subject: RE: .NET Extender for VFP & VFP Compiler for .Net

Hi Dave,

Don't know about these guys, but at Frankfurt DevCon last year I gave a
session about a project of mine with similar purposes, but a slightly
different approach. It's also at a very early stage. During the session I
demonstrated that one can run FoxPro code on a PDA as well as on Linux using
the Mono libraries. The samples and sources are available from:

http://www.foxpert.com/KnowlBits_200611.htm

If you want to test the Linux part, the easiest way is to use the free
VMWare player and get the Mono image from
http://www.mono-project.com/VMWare_Image.


-- 
Christof



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