December 2002 comp.lang.* stats
Lulu of the Lotus-Eaters
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Peter Hansen <peter at engcorp.com> wrote previously: |I'm also intrigued by the labview and clipper numbers, which are |as I understand the only two purely proprietary languages listed. Actually, no. Clipper (a very fine language I used for many years) has a Free Software implementation called Harbour. It's funny that I just mentioned this on another thread about FoxPro, even through I haven't thought about it for a year or more. See: http://www.harbour-project.org/ I have not read c.l.clipper recently. But when I last left it a fair percentage of discussion was about Harbour, not only about Computer Associates' proprietary product. Of course, there are also many free and proprietary libraries, applications, and so on that get discussed over there. Yours, Lulu... -- ---[ to our friends at TLAs (spread the word) ]-------------------------- Echelon North Korea Nazi cracking spy smuggle Columbia fissionable Stego White Water strategic Clinton Delta Force militia TEMPEST Libya Mossad ---[ Postmodern Enterprises <mertz at gnosis.cx> ]--------------------------
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