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Harbour Project To-Do list
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Tasks for v.1 beta:
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Topic Responsible developer(s)
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Mlctopos() and Mpostolc() Ignacio Ortiz
SET listener API David Holm
DBFCDX support Ryszard Glab
Fixing internal HVM/RTL handling of string ???
items (Clipper passes a pointer to the same
allocated memory instead of creating
string copies)
Map Harbour functions 10 chars to be Luiz Rafael Culik
compatible with Caclipper
Optimize out the need for the PUSHNIL ???
opcode before each function call.
Eliminate the "#pragma pack" type of hacks ???
from the code (especially RDD), to make it
more multiplatform. This mostly involves
changing the direct writing of structures
to the disk.
OO system Jean-Francois Lefebvre (JFL)
Adding Class Method
Adding Multiple Constructor
Adding Class init Support
Integrate floating point methods to ???
avoid inequalities at 13 or more
decimals. See DETAILS_FLOAT below.
Add missing 5.3 ord* functions. Brian Hays
OrdKeyVal and others are still in
dummy.prg. Move dbcmd.c
'SAVE TO' statement doesn't work ???
like clipper's. Is memofile
support complete?
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Tasks for v.1 release:
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Tasks for after v.1 release:
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Detail descriptions for Tasks:
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DETAILS_FLOAT
The building of the double in val.c is simply different than how it
gets created when coded in source or read from a dbf
See Harbour archives under the subject
Some numbers are not as equal as others