If you've got the Clipper source, look at FlagShip.

Post #200,760 by Another Scott 3/27/05 10:29:23 AM Reply	If you've got the Clipper source, look at FlagShip. [link\|http://www.fship.com/\|Flagship]. If you don't, well, it's probably only going to keep getting worse trying to support such old code. I know nothing about it, but it was [link\|http://groups-beta.google.com/group/comp.lang.clipper/browse_thread/thread/aee9d4a13065dba4/f0d9de1330acf3a6?q=DOSemu+clipper&rnum=3#f0d9de1330acf3a6\|reported] in 2000 to be 100 times faster than Clipper and compatible with Clipper '87 to 5.2x (5.3 now). Luck! Cheers, Scott.
Post #200,761 by mmoffitt 3/27/05 10:36:29 AM Reply	As a consultant a couple years back, ... that's what I suggested. We do have the source - er, some of the source. This app base is what the company was founded on and what it still largely runs on. And the problem with Flagship is that over the years, several libraries were purchased from long defunct companies and the source for that is unavailable. Flagship folks said that was a big problem. But, I'd love to turn those DOS boxen into Linux boxen, maybe I should give it another look... bcnu, Mikem Eine Leute. Eine Welt. Ein F\ufffdhrer. God Bless America.
Post #200,772 by Another Scott 3/27/05 11:23:15 AM Reply	Decompiler? [link\|http://www.hallogram.com/valkyrie/\|Valkyrie] - a Clipper decompiler. I don't know how well it works with protected code (if that's an issue) and it doesn't work with 5.3. That may not help you if the libraries in question aren't written in Clipper. You're probably aware of tools like that, but just in case you weren't... Luck! Cheers, Scott.
Post #200,846 by mmoffitt 3/28/05 7:51:24 AM Reply	Thanks. bcnu, Mikem Eine Leute. Eine Welt. Ein F\ufffdhrer. God Bless America.

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