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From: paul@frcs.UUCP (Paul Nash)
Newsgroups: comp.databases
Subject: Re: Clarion Professional Developer
Message-ID: <54@frcs.UUCP>
Date: 19 Aug 90 18:17:27 GMT
References: <1562@wiznet.UUCP>
Organization: free range computer systems
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From article <1562@wiznet.UUCP>, by wiz@wiznet.UUCP (Kean Johnston):
> Once you have completed the layout of your application, and you have defined
> all your tables,reports,forms and menus, you then let Clarion go and write
> the necessary source code for your application.

What language does it generate?  Is it (hold thumbs :-) ``C'', and if
so ...

> looked in the Clarion library
> and lo and behold, there were c-tree's low-level index function names. 

... is it portable to other machines (like Unix boxes)? It sounds as
though there is a special run-time library needed (not surprising!).
Do you know whether this is available in source form, for other machines,
or could be developed for other machines?  This could be a nice way
to cross-develop databane systems ...
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