An interesting alternative, though not quite in Windows itself - run
your application using GT.M for free inside a VMWare Linux virtual
machine running inside a Windows machine. See the link on our home
page at www.mgateway.com for our EWD Virtual Appliance which may give
you some ideas on how you can use VMWare and GT.M to produce pre-built
systems that a user just fires up and run without any configuration or
installation. Nothing to pay for, nothing to license, and able to run
in anything for which VMWare provide their free player (most Windows,
Linuxes, Unix and OS/X).
On Thu, 19 Jul 2007 21:48:50 GMT, Rick Hully <rhully@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
wrote:
>I mean inexpensive in the sense that I want to sell a product in the
>$200-$300 range with a read-only database that's either an M or SQL
>type? My project consists of a database of electronic parts numbers and
>part characteristics numbering around 20K entries to be used in
>designing other end products.
>
>Rick
>
>Maury Pepper wrote:
>> Did you mean inexpensive? If you really want an expensive one, I can
>> sell you one for as much as you'd like to pay.
>> Single-user Cache should be just what you need: www.intersystems.com
>>
>>
>> "Rick Hully" <rhully@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
>> news:_tMni.6801$ct5.1032@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>> I haven't used M for 10+ years but I have a project that would be
>>> ideal for M on a PC. I need an expensive M compiler that will run
>>> under XP/Vista as a single user. I don't need networking or any bells
>>> and whistles except the language and standard database. Anyone know
>>> the best one to use?
>>>
>>> Thanks
>>> Rick
>>
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