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Harbour beginners x27 guide

Harbour Beginners' Guide v Copyright ? - Mario Wan Stadnik Copyright ? - Mario Wan Stadnik CTable of contents Harbour Beginners' Guide v Introduction Step-by-step Conclusion CIntroduction Harbour Beginners' Guide v Welcome to Harbour This is a basic guide intended to help programmers moving from other xBase languages f e CA-Clipper to Harbour It will show all the steps from downloading and installing Harbour to build a simple program and create a project ?le It is not intended to give all the information necessary to do the conversion of a complete application to Harbour For such task other considerations should be taken in place because the process can be straight forward or pretty complex depending of how the source code was designed and eventual dependencies in other libraries In some cases it will be necessary to rewrite functions that you do not have as a source code That is a typical situation of trying to build an application in Harbour from other xBase sources that uses an external library Harbour does not know Keep in mind that no library that worked for that application before will work in Harbour The libraries from other xBase avors are incompatible with Harbour If you do not have the sources to rebuild with Harbour then you will have to substitute for other functions that will do the same or rewrite them Fortunately Harbour has some of the well know libraries included and has many powerful extensions that may directly replace what is missing or help you to create better alternatives Please look carefully the 'Harbour directory structure' to know the libraries included In the last part of this guide you will ?nd a list of websites with tutorials manuals guides and examples that may be very helpful to give you more information and ideas CHarbour Beginners' Guide v For advanced users More information how to download and build Harbour from sources build options other platforms libraries tools etc can be found reading the README md ?le directly on the GitHub website It is not necessary to read all that to follow this guide although it is required for those who want to build applications for other platforms f e Linux Darwin OS etc and those who want to download Harbour source code build it and explore all the new possibilities Harbour is compatible with Clipper but it has many other interesting extensions that may greatly empower your application More information for advanced users o Clipper x Harbour di ?erences o xHarbour x Harbour di ?erences o Harbour Documentation ?les NanFor format o Harbour Changelog History of changes o Harbour source ?les directory structure The only requirements to follow this guide are a A computer with Windows XP to and some free space Note b Time to carefully read understand and execute the instructions c Some knowledge of any xBase language Note Harbour is multi-platform and that means it works on most operating systems but for this guide the only operating system that is being