[Raymond C Drouillard]

I know what a Yugo is, but I never heard of a Trabi.  Anyhow, Foxpro is
the fastest stand-alone or LAN based database system available.  It'll
talk to client-server databases, but then it's limited by the speed of
the server.  I have played with some client-server stuff... it's
slooooooooow.  Of course, I might be spoiled by the speed of the Fox :)

My cousin was forced to write some stuff in Paradox and found it to be
quite limiting.

I found Foxpro to be useful for anylizing the mound of raw data that I
got from the HONDO program. The HONDO program grabs several samples per
second of the engine's operating paramteers (MAP, RPM, intake temp, O2
voltage, TPS, spark timing, etc) and stores it to a file.  I pull it into
a Foxpro database and anylize it and use the data to tweak the fuel
tables.

(gotta keep this sort-of on topic)

Ray Drouillard


On Mon, 13 Jul 1998 23:27:08 -0600 "Zack" <zubenubi at inetport.com> writes:
>
>Yeah, I hear that a Yugo is better than a Trabi, too.  Ooops, gotta 
>run to the bathroom and take a Foxpro!:-)
>
>> Why would you want to run Paradox?  Foxpro is much, much better!
>> 
>> On Mon, 13 Jul 1998 17:45:33 -0700 Sandy <sganz at wgn.net> writes:
>> >Gee, $700 bucks for a controller, lots for an EFI system. Can it 
>run
>> >Paradox ;-)
>> >
>> >At 07:44 PM 7/13/98 -0400, you wrote:
>> >>
>> >>I was at Comdex
>> >>for anyone that wants to develop a home based FI system I found 
>what
>> >>I think is the ultimate setaup
>> >>
>> >>Corel is releasing a computer that has the following features
>> >>
>> >>runs from 12v DC
>> >>275 Mhz Armstrong RISC processor
>> >>2 ethernet ports
>> >>3 comm ports 
>> >>built in modem
>> >>built in vid, i/o, parl, KB, mouse ports etc.
>> >>Redhat Linux programmed into an EEPROM flash upgradable
>> >>uses SO dimms to 256 MB
>> >>uses laptop HDDs
>> >>sells for $ 700 USD new from Corel
>> >>is OEMable for manufacturers that want to include it in products
>> >>
>> >>this looks like the ticke for someone that wants to build an ECU 
>and 
>> >would
>> >>like to simplify the construction process
>> >>
>> >>there should be infpo at corel.com
>> >>
>> >>Clive 
>> >> 
>> >> 
>> >
>> 
>> 
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