Hello there Oh Mighty ProFox Hive Mind!
As many of you know - I've been doing a lot of digging in to AI recently - to
use it as a Tool for FoxPro system conversion.
We are now at the point of looking at weather to use an Online AI tool (like
Claude or CoPilot) vs. using a Local LLM (like Ollama and loading it with an
AI Model).
So, today - for the Hell of it - I put a question to the M$ CoPilot,
essentially asking AI which AI option is the Best to use - for doing a
conversion - using this prompt:
What are the best AI options to use for trying to convert older Visual
FoxPro code to a WPF based C#/.Net platform, in order to automate as much as
possible the conversion of a FoxPro based system??
Honestly - I was Very Surprised by it's answer:
For automating the conversion of Visual FoxPro code to a WPF-based C#/.NET
platform, you might consider tools like FmPro Migrator. It offers a Code
Conversion Workbench that supports automated conversion of Visual FoxPro PRG
files and form code into C#. This tool allows you to manage the conversion
process efficiently, customize machine learning prompts, and even train AI
models to improve the quality of the converted code. Additionally, it
integrates with tools like GitHub Copilot X and Visual Studio IntelliCode to
refine the output further.
As such, my question to the ProFox Hive - has anyone ever heard of this FmPro
Migrator? Or, does anyone have any actual experience using it??
TIA,
-Kurt
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