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sreesog

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Tuesday, April 29th 2014, 6:29am

What is the environment/too/language with with Jabaco IDE is created?

Hi,
I would like to know - what is the environment/too/language with with Jabaco IDE is created? Certainly it is a nice excellent work. So asking-about/knowing the tool/environment/language used to develop the same makes sense I think. :)
Thanks and regards,
Sreeandh

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Tuesday, April 29th 2014, 7:46am

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Hi,
I would like to know - what is the environment/too/language with with Jabaco IDE is created?
The main program is written in Visual Basic 6. With dlls in C/C++.
But Manuel is working to port its VB6-code to C++.

In detail:

ATLShmem.dll : written in C/C++
hash3.dll : written in C/C++
Jabaco.exe : written in VB6
jabazip.dll : written in C/C++
JBCRichText.dll : written ijn C/C++
JBCRichText.ocx : written in VB6
JBTypes.dll : written in VB6
JDWPJbcDbg.dll : written in VB6
SkyList.ocx : written in VB6
and the five Codejock-components are written in C++ and created by Codejock: [ http://www.codejock.com/ ]

Greatings
theuserbl

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Tuesday, April 29th 2014, 1:39pm

Dear theuserbl,

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The main program is written in Visual Basic 6. With dlls in C/C++.

Excellent! That shows the power of VB! And also the power of C/C++ !

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But Manuel is working to port its VB6-code to C++

I wish him the very best and hope to see the product soon. With a little more push, and few more extra features, Jabaco will roll up the hill and start to roll down towards a bigger community of coders and users alike!
Thanks and regards,
Sreenadh

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