Harbour ChangeLog - Relevant for HMG interest

[srvet_claudio]

IMHO the best option is the GNU C compilers family that is very portable. I'm writing a http local server in C, the code runs almost without any change in Windows and Android. The idea is to have access to the resources of the system through JavaScript.

[Roberto Lopez]

IMHO the best option is the GNU C compilers family that is very portable. I'm writing a http local server in C, the code runs almost without any change in Windows and Android. The idea is to have access to the resources of the system through JavaScript.

That is a great idea.

You are developing this server with some specific goal in mind?

[srvet_claudio]

IMHO the best option is the GNU C compilers family that is very portable. I'm writing a http local server in C, the code runs almost without any change in Windows and Android. The idea is to have access to the resources of the system through JavaScript.

That is a great idea.

You are developing this server with some specific goal in mind?

Yes, my goal has name, is called JMG

[bpd2000]

IMHO the best option is the GNU C compilers family that is very portable. I'm writing a http local server in C, the code runs almost without any change in Windows and Android. The idea is to have access to the resources of the system through JavaScript.

Great news

[Roberto Lopez]

Yes, my goal has name, is called JMG

Good!

I'll refine my question...

Since you could use an standard AMP server to handle data (even dbf via Harbour CGI) I guess that you want to make something different than merely data access...

It appears to be very interesting...

So... ?

[srvet_claudio]

Yes, my goal has name, is called JMG

Good!

I'll refine my question...

Since you could use an standard AMP server to handle data (even dbf via Harbour CGI) I guess that you want to make something different than merely data access...

It appears to be very interesting...

So... ?

Yes, I have some ideas in mind:
1) do not rely on Harbour on mobile devices, pure C code is small, faster and consume less memory.
2) create a custom server for JMG (beyond the standard access to cgi, html, img, etc.) Which acts as a mini operating system, with the basic functions of input and output, access to directories, access to external processes, etc. In other words try to overcome Javascript security measures.

[Roberto Lopez]

Yes, my goal has name, is called JMG

Good!

I'll refine my question...

Since you could use an standard AMP server to handle data (even dbf via Harbour CGI) I guess that you want to make something different than merely data access...

It appears to be very interesting...

So... ?

Yes, I have some ideas in mind:
1) do not rely on Harbour on mobile devices, pure C code is small, faster and consume less memory.
2) create a custom server for JMG (beyond the standard access to cgi, html, img, etc.) Which acts as a mini operating system, with the basic functions of input and output, access to directories, access to external processes, etc. In other words try to overcome Javascript security measures.

WOW!

Then... according to '1': are you thinking in an Android (local server) to access all device hardware, including (ie) sensors?

[danielmaximiliano]

Claudio : con tus trabajos ya nada me sorprende !!!

[srvet_claudio]

Good!

I'll refine my question...

Since you could use an standard AMP server to handle data (even dbf via Harbour CGI) I guess that you want to make something different than merely data access...

It appears to be very interesting...

So... ?

Yes, I have some ideas in mind:
1) do not rely on Harbour on mobile devices, pure C code is small, faster and consume less memory.
2) create a custom server for JMG (beyond the standard access to cgi, html, img, etc.) Which acts as a mini operating system, with the basic functions of input and output, access to directories, access to external processes, etc. In other words try to overcome Javascript security measures.

WOW!

Then... according to '1': are you thinking in an Android (local server) to access all device hardware, including (ie) sensors?

Yes, the idea is to have a local server that run in the same device that JMG.

[serge_girard]

Sounds great, Claudio !

Serge