Closed dmitriychunikhin closed 2 months ago
Well, the short answer is VFPA http://www.baiyujia.com/vfpadvanced/ It' exists since 2012, has x64 version and somehow evolving http://www.baiyujia.com/vfpadvanced/f_vfpa_history.asp
So, vfp is not completly abandoned, not thriving yep.
Other interesting efforts:
Merged in 21cce31. Thanks!
Thank you!
Thanks for the pointers. I'm curious how VFPA works? How can they fix bugs in VFP if the core was not open-sourced (or so I read) ? Have they acquired the code from Microsoft? Or is it an independent re-implementation?
They patch original MS binaries.
Interesting, but I've read that Visual FoxPro has been decommissioned and abandoned by Microsoft about 10 years ago. And it sounds like VFPX is not an open-source re-implementation of the VFP core, but rather a set of packages written in VFP, right? In that case, why are new projects being created for an unmaintained, proprietary programming language?
I have no objection to mentioning pdfium-vfp, just wondering about that situation and whether I understood correctly?
edit: fixed typos