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HwMake for Linux
HWMake is a tool to build for HwGUI and Harbour applications or libs.
This tool was originally created from HwMake which came with HwGui, but was then only available for Windows. It was rewritten to work under Linux and has been greatly improved, in order to manage as many operations as possible to complete the creation and maintenance of applications or libs written in harbour/hwgui. HwMake Linux is not strictly speaking a programming interface (IDE), but rather a toolkit that will allow you to manage a large part of the necessary operations for the... -
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This is trying to create code analyzer for Harbour language code and add it later in HbIDE and use it later in for NetBeans plugin and use it later in other IDEs. I use GIT here. Harbour project https://harbour.github.io/ Docs about ANTLR: https://tomassetti.me/antlr-mega-tutorial http://www.xfront.com/ANTLR/ about v.3: http://www.r-5.org/files/books/computers/compilers/writing/Terence_Parr-The_Definitive_ANTLR_Reference-EN.pdf about...
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dBaseCompiler
dBase2c++ Compiler
converts dBase source files into C++ so you can compile it with gcc under Linux.
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