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qtHarbour is a set of Harbour language bindings for Qt. Providing a portable multi-platform GUI toolkit for Harbour (a 100% Clipper & xBase compatible compiler).
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wxHarbour is a set of Harbour language bindings for wxWidgets. Providing a portable multi-platform GUI toolkit for Harbour (a 100% Clipper & xBase compatible compiler).
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XBRLiant
XBRLiant
XBRLiant is a simple XBRL instance document generator. It is based on the DTS published by the Indian Ministry of Company Affairs (MCA). XBRLiant is licensed under open source and it is the first of this kind to be published as open source in India. XBRLiant is developed in HMG (Harbour MiniGUI), an open source XBase/Clipper based language. It uses MiniXML and SQLite libraries for processing. XBRliant can be executed in Windows versions 98/2000/XP/Vista/7. -
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A unique natural-language processing software, called Discovery, created on the CA Visual Objects/Vulcan.NET environment, which also has potential for effective "shallow approach" machine translation.
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