Leland F. Jackson, CPA wrote: > Yeah, what is the proper term to use these days for a development tool > that provides an editor, project/file manager, compiler, a set of OO > classes, revision control system that allow collaboration between > members of the development team, version control, installer, etc. > Microsoft refers to dot.net/Visual Studio as a framework, so to the > extent vfp provides essentially everything Visual Studio does, I > referred to vfp as a framework. I'm not quit sure what the difference > is between an IDE and a Framework. > I take your point, Leland
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