CtoFB3 translates functions and programs from the C programming language
into FutureBASIC^3 LOCAL FNs requiring minimal editing. CtoFB3 gives
FutureBasic^3 programmers easier access to the substantial C Libraries that
are widely available.
CtoFB3 is in the final stages of development and has been released so that
programmers can take advantage of its power now. Almost all C statements
and operators are currently handled.
P R E S S R E L E A S E
Albuquerque, NM – March. 28, 2001 – Pine Island Software is releasing new
2.7 versions of our “Beehive ftp forms” desktop file transfer client for
Macintosh ,Windows and Browsers. We are also releasing and new 2.7 versions
of our “Beehive ftp manager” automation utility for Macintosh and windows.
New features include, native html forms support, job numbering, scheduled
folder polling and auto-send, multiple email notifications, central
administration and updating and complete integration with Pine Island’s
universal file transfer portal SendFile.NET.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
EXHIBITOR FAIR SHOWCASE RETURNS TO APPLE’S WWDC 2001
– Exhibit space is available on a first come, first served basis!
WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CA — March 29, 2001 — Xplain Custom Services today
announced the return of the official “WWDC Exhibitor Fair” to Apple’s
Worldwide Developer Conference (May 21-25, 2001).
The PowerPC Edition of Europe’s bestseller Linux available in early April
Today, SuSE Linux announced the upcoming release of SuSE Linux 7.1 PowerPC
Edition in early April. SuSE supplies the latest Linux operating system and
more than 1,000 assorted applications for Mac users on 6 CDs. With SuSE’s
optimized Kernel 2.4.2 SuSE Linux 7.1 PowerPC Edition boasts a greatly
enhanced USB support.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
FRONTBASE, INC. UNVEILS FRONTBASE 2.22 FOR MAC OS X
FOOTHILL RANCH, CA., March 28, 2001 – FrontBase, Inc., today announced
FrontBase database, version 2.22, the first scalable relational database
server available for Mac OS X. FrontBase 2.22 is designed to be the
foundation for dynamic and scalable website and application deployments on
Mac OS X.
“We built much of FrontBase 2.22 in Cocoa for fast, native performance on
Mac OS X and excellent interoperability with WebObjects,” said Geert B.
Clemmensen, founder and CEO of FrontBase, Inc.