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Clarion 6.3.9057 out to 3rd party developers on Monday

Posted October 27th, 2007 by Andrew Popoff

Just a heads-up. This coming Monday, Clarion version 6.3.9057 will be released to 3rd party vendors to allow them time to prepare their products for the general release. This release is a stability release, so its aim is to provide “safe” fix bugs, but we did sneak in a couple new features also deemed “safe”, namely; the ABC class reader now supports prototypes spread over multiple lines, and the ABC class reader now ignores code with OMIT sections, provided the OMIT statement does not have a second parameter. We expect the general release will be within a week later. Thanks, and have a great weekend!
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