Subject | Re: [firebird-support] FBReplicator...? |
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Author | Jonathan Neve |
Post date | 2003-11-17T07:17:53Z |
Ernesto Cullen wrote:
with Delphi than C++Builder. I agree that it shouldn't be very hard to
translate, as I didn't do anything fancy, just simple C++. Even I could
almost translate it into Pascal! But aren't there automatic C++ to
Pascal converters to handle the bulk of the code?
first person who responded to my post), as well as others perhaps, would
be interested in helping.
So now my question is, where should I put the sources?
BTW, I was wondering if perhaps this should get posted to
Firebird-devel, as it's closer to developpement than support....?
Thanks!
Jonathan Neve.
>Hi Jonathan,Excellent!
> I am willing to help.
>
>I am in the need of such a tool, planning to writeYes, this might be a good idea, there seem to be far more people working
>my own, but if you have one working why reinvent the wheel? I think is a
>good idea to have such a tool included with FB or at least, freely
>available. I'm not a C++ fan, I work mostly in Delphi, but i think the
>programs can be translated without much work.
>
with Delphi than C++Builder. I agree that it shouldn't be very hard to
translate, as I didn't do anything fancy, just simple C++. Even I could
almost translate it into Pascal! But aren't there automatic C++ to
Pascal converters to handle the bulk of the code?
>That way we could haveGood. If the project were converted to Delphi, I think Gary Benner (the
>versions of the programs for the two languages. And speaking of languages,
>my mother tongue is Spanish and I can read/write english so i could do a
>translation to those languages.
> I really have no experience in managing projects remotely, but I can try
>if there is no one else...
>
>
first person who responded to my post), as well as others perhaps, would
be interested in helping.
So now my question is, where should I put the sources?
BTW, I was wondering if perhaps this should get posted to
Firebird-devel, as it's closer to developpement than support....?
Thanks!
Jonathan Neve.