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@github-actions github-actions released this 06 May 00:35
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Harbour Rust 0.7.0-alpha

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Harbour Rust is an independent, community-led, open source compiler project written in Rust and designed for compatibility with CA-Clipper and Harbour.

This release publishes the 0.7.0-alpha line and completes the second release slice of phase 16: expanded runtime fidelity through small, tested Harbour runtime/library slices.

Highlights

  • Kept the hb_JsonDecode() one-argument runtime slice from the current phase 16 baseline.
  • Expanded zlib-family coverage with hb_ZCompressBound() and focused hb_ZError() message mapping.
  • Expanded hb_gzCompress() coverage with observable @nResult, numeric nDstBufLen, and @cBuffer destination-buffer writeback behavior.
  • Expanded hb_processRun() coverage from exit-status handling to hb_processRun( cCommand, NIL, @cStdOut ) stdout capture.
  • Preserved documented limits for broader zlib/process APIs instead of claiming untested Harbour compatibility.
  • Kept the executable C backend, CLI, regression harnesses, compatibility fixtures, benchmark smoke, fuzz scaffold, site release links, and release automation in the validation baseline.

Release assets

This release publishes:

  • harbour-rust-cli-0.7.0-alpha-linux-x86_64.zip
  • harbour-rust-cli-0.7.0-alpha-macos-aarch64.zip
  • harbour-rust-cli-0.7.0-alpha-windows-x86_64.zip
  • benchmark-report.md
  • SHA256SUMS.txt

Known limitations

This is still alpha software. The runtime fidelity added here is intentionally narrow:

  • hb_JsonDecode() does not yet cover the full Harbour by-reference/codepage/hash behavior.
  • hb_gzCompress() does not yet cover explicit compression levels, byte-for-byte zlib parity claims, or the full compression/decompression API family.
  • hb_ZCompressBound() covers only the raw-zlib bound calculation for string or numeric-length input.
  • hb_ZError() covers a focused table of common zlib status codes, not host-zlib-specific undefined behavior.
  • hb_processRun() does not yet cover stdin, stderr capture, merged streams, detach/async behavior, custom environment, or advanced quoting.
  • sockets and threading remain deferred until cross-platform IO, ownership, and concurrency semantics are explicitly designed.

Validation used for this release

cargo fmt --all --check
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings
cargo test --workspace
cargo check --manifest-path fuzz/Cargo.toml
cargo run -p harbour-rust-tests --bin benchmark-suite -- --fixture examples/hello.prg --iterations 1
cargo build --release -p harbour-rust-cli

The release workflow is expected to validate and package Ubuntu/Linux, Windows, and macOS assets from the 0.7.0-alpha tag.

Português do Brasil

Harbour Rust é um projeto de compilador open source, independente e orientado pela comunidade, escrito em Rust e voltado à compatibilidade com CA-Clipper e Harbour.

Esta release publica a linha 0.7.0-alpha e fecha o segundo slice publicável da fase 16: fidelidade de runtime ampliada por slices pequenos, testados e alinhados a comportamento observável do Harbour.

Destaques

  • Mantido o slice de runtime de hb_JsonDecode() com um argumento dentro do baseline atual da fase 16.
  • Ampliada a cobertura da família zlib com hb_ZCompressBound() e mapeamento focado de mensagens em hb_ZError().
  • Ampliada a cobertura de hb_gzCompress() com comportamento observável de @nResult, nDstBufLen numérico e writeback em buffer de destino @cBuffer.
  • Ampliada a cobertura de hb_processRun() do exit status para captura de stdout em hb_processRun( cCommand, NIL, @cStdOut ).
  • Mantidos limites explícitos para APIs zlib/process mais amplas, sem alegar compatibilidade Harbour não testada.
  • Mantidos backend C executável, CLI, harnesses de regressão, fixtures de compatibilidade, benchmark smoke, scaffold de fuzz, links de release do site e automação de release no baseline de validação.

Assets da release

Esta release publica:

  • harbour-rust-cli-0.7.0-alpha-linux-x86_64.zip
  • harbour-rust-cli-0.7.0-alpha-macos-aarch64.zip
  • harbour-rust-cli-0.7.0-alpha-windows-x86_64.zip
  • benchmark-report.md
  • SHA256SUMS.txt

Limitações conhecidas

Este ainda é um software alpha. A fidelidade de runtime adicionada aqui é deliberadamente estreita:

  • hb_JsonDecode() ainda não cobre todo o comportamento Harbour de by-reference, codepage e hash.
  • hb_gzCompress() ainda não cobre níveis explícitos de compressão, alegações de paridade byte-a-byte com zlib ou a família completa de APIs de compressão/descompressão.
  • hb_ZCompressBound() cobre apenas o cálculo de bound zlib bruto para entrada string ou comprimento numérico.
  • hb_ZError() cobre uma tabela focada de códigos comuns de status zlib, não comportamento indefinido específico da zlib do host.
  • hb_processRun() ainda não cobre stdin, captura de stderr, merge de streams, detach/async, ambiente customizado ou quoting avançado.
  • sockets e threading continuam adiados até haver desenho explícito de IO, ownership e concorrência multiplataforma.

Validação usada para esta release

cargo fmt --all --check
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings
cargo test --workspace
cargo check --manifest-path fuzz/Cargo.toml
cargo run -p harbour-rust-tests --bin benchmark-suite -- --fixture examples/hello.prg --iterations 1
cargo build --release -p harbour-rust-cli

O workflow de release deve validar e empacotar assets para Ubuntu/Linux, Windows e macOS a partir da tag 0.7.0-alpha.

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0.6.0-alpha

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@github-actions github-actions released this 05 May 01:22
0.6.0-alpha
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Harbour Rust 0.6.0-alpha

English

Harbour Rust is an independent, community-led, open source compiler project written in Rust and designed for compatibility with CA-Clipper and Harbour.

This release publishes the first 0.6.0-alpha line and completes the first release slice of phase 16: focused runtime fidelity through small, tested Harbour runtime/library builtins.

Highlights

  • Added the first hb_JsonDecode() runtime slice for one-argument JSON decoding into the current Value model.
  • Added hb_gzCompressBound() for string or numeric-length compressed-size estimates.
  • Added focused hb_gzCompress() coverage for direct gzip output, @nResult writeback, numeric nDstBufLen, and too-small-buffer NIL / -5 behavior.
  • Added minimal hb_processRun( cCommand ) support returning normalized shell exit status.
  • Preserved documented limits for broader zlib/process APIs instead of claiming untested Harbour compatibility.
  • Kept the executable C backend, CLI, regression harnesses, compatibility fixtures, benchmark smoke, fuzz scaffold, and release automation in the validation baseline.

Release assets

This release publishes:

  • harbour-rust-cli-0.6.0-alpha-linux-x86_64.zip
  • harbour-rust-cli-0.6.0-alpha-macos-aarch64.zip
  • harbour-rust-cli-0.6.0-alpha-windows-x86_64.zip
  • benchmark-report.md
  • SHA256SUMS.txt

Known limitations

This is still alpha software. The runtime fidelity added here is intentionally narrow:

  • hb_JsonDecode() does not yet cover the full Harbour by-reference/codepage/hash behavior.
  • hb_gzCompress() does not yet cover @cBuffer, explicit compression levels, or byte-for-byte zlib parity claims.
  • hb_processRun() does not yet cover stdin, stdout/stderr capture by reference, detach/async behavior, custom environment, or advanced quoting.
  • sockets and threading remain deferred until cross-platform IO, ownership, and concurrency semantics are explicitly designed.

Validation used for this release

cargo fmt --all --check
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings
cargo test --workspace
cargo check --manifest-path fuzz/Cargo.toml
cargo run -p harbour-rust-tests --bin benchmark-suite -- --fixture examples/hello.prg --iterations 1
cargo build --release -p harbour-rust-cli

The release workflow is expected to validate and package Ubuntu/Linux, Windows, and macOS assets from the 0.6.0-alpha tag.

Português do Brasil

Harbour Rust é um projeto de compilador open source, independente e orientado pela comunidade, escrito em Rust e voltado à compatibilidade com CA-Clipper e Harbour.

Esta release publica a primeira linha 0.6.0-alpha e fecha o primeiro slice publicável da fase 16: fidelidade de runtime com builtins pequenos, testados e alinhados a comportamento observável do Harbour.

Destaques

  • Adicionado o primeiro slice de hb_JsonDecode() para decodificação JSON de um argumento no modelo atual de Value.
  • Adicionado hb_gzCompressBound() para estimativas de tamanho comprimido a partir de string ou comprimento numérico.
  • Ampliada a cobertura focada de hb_gzCompress() para saída gzip direta, writeback de @nResult, nDstBufLen numérico e comportamento NIL / -5 quando o buffer é pequeno demais.
  • Adicionado suporte mínimo a hb_processRun( cCommand ) retornando exit status normalizado do shell.
  • Mantidos limites explícitos para APIs zlib/process mais amplas, sem alegar compatibilidade Harbour não testada.
  • Mantidos backend C executável, CLI, harnesses de regressão, fixtures de compatibilidade, benchmark smoke, scaffold de fuzz e automação de release no baseline de validação.

Assets da release

Esta release publica:

  • harbour-rust-cli-0.6.0-alpha-linux-x86_64.zip
  • harbour-rust-cli-0.6.0-alpha-macos-aarch64.zip
  • harbour-rust-cli-0.6.0-alpha-windows-x86_64.zip
  • benchmark-report.md
  • SHA256SUMS.txt

Limitações conhecidas

Este ainda é um software alpha. A fidelidade de runtime adicionada aqui é deliberadamente estreita:

  • hb_JsonDecode() ainda não cobre todo o comportamento Harbour de by-reference, codepage e hash.
  • hb_gzCompress() ainda não cobre @cBuffer, níveis explícitos de compressão ou alegações de paridade byte-a-byte com zlib.
  • hb_processRun() ainda não cobre stdin, captura de stdout/stderr por referência, detach/async, ambiente customizado ou quoting avançado.
  • sockets e threading continuam adiados até haver desenho explícito de IO, ownership e concorrência multiplataforma.

Validação usada para esta release

cargo fmt --all --check
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings
cargo test --workspace
cargo check --manifest-path fuzz/Cargo.toml
cargo run -p harbour-rust-tests --bin benchmark-suite -- --fixture examples/hello.prg --iterations 1
cargo build --release -p harbour-rust-cli

O workflow de release deve validar e empacotar assets para Ubuntu/Linux, Windows e macOS a partir da tag 0.6.0-alpha.

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0.5.0-alpha

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@github-actions github-actions released this 21 Apr 23:24
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Harbour Rust 0.5.0-alpha

English

Harbour Rust is an independent, community-led, open source compiler project written in Rust and designed for compatibility with CA-Clipper and Harbour.

This repository is maintained as a public, non-commercial contribution to the software community. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Harbour Project, xHarbour, CA-Clipper, or any related trademark owner. Those names are used only to describe compatibility goals and historical context.

This release publishes the first 0.5.0-alpha line after the completion of phases 0 through 14 and the first release slice of phase 15.

Highlights

  • Curated phase 15 compatibility expansion focused on advanced preprocessor behavior.
  • Expanded PP corpus guided by harbour-core/tests/hbpp/, including DEFINE CLIPBOARD, RELEASE, SAVE, and the first LIST corridor.
  • Structural improvements in the PP matcher for compound restricted markers, including forms such as <prn:TO PRINTER>.
  • Per-item rendering for blockify result markers over lists, covering <{v}> in LIST.
  • Continued coverage for previously released compiler layers:
    • lexer
    • preprocessor
    • parser / AST
    • HIR / semantic analysis
    • runtime
    • IR
    • C code generation backend
  • Cross-platform release assets for Linux, macOS, and Windows.
  • Validation through local release preflight plus GitHub Actions quality and release workflows.

Release assets

This release publishes:

  • harbour-rust-cli-0.5.0-alpha-linux-x86_64.zip
  • harbour-rust-cli-0.5.0-alpha-macos-aarch64.zip
  • harbour-rust-cli-0.5.0-alpha-windows-x86_64.zip
  • benchmark-report.md
  • SHA256SUMS.txt

Scope

This alpha consolidates a focused post-0.4 compatibility slice. The main goal is to grow observable Harbour preprocessor compatibility through small, reversible, oracle-backed increments rather than broad unmeasured matcher expansion.

Current baseline areas:

  • parser and runtime remain usable for the currently implemented subset
  • C remains the primary executable backend
  • DBF/RDD support remains present as an initial foundation
  • public repository governance, bilingual documentation, issue templates, Pages deployment, CI, and release workflows are in place
  • advanced PP compatibility is broader than in 0.4.0-alpha, especially around selected command translations, list markers, and curated hbpptest / _pp_test slices

Known limitations

This is still alpha software.

Known limitations include:

  • partial rather than complete xBase dialect coverage
  • selected builtins implemented only for the currently tested subset of value kinds
  • no native backend yet; codegen-c is the primary executable backend
  • the preprocessor is not yet a complete token-based engine equivalent to Harbour ppcore.c
  • LIST REST, LIST ALL, and larger LIST variations remain outside this release slice
  • compatibility gaps remain in broader macro behavior, runtime fidelity, and extended RDD coverage
  • automatic comparison against Harbour may still depend on an external local runner in some workflows

Validation used for this release

cargo fmt --all --check
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings
cargo test --workspace
cargo check --manifest-path fuzz/Cargo.toml
cargo run -p harbour-rust-tests --bin benchmark-suite -- --fixture examples/hello.prg --iterations 1
cargo build --release -p harbour-rust-cli

The release workflow also built and published CLI assets for Ubuntu/Linux, Windows, and macOS.

Project position

Harbour Rust is:

  • open source
  • community-oriented
  • non-commercial as a project initiative
  • independently maintained
  • intended as a respectful technical contribution to a historically important ecosystem

The project also has a personal origin: xBase was the maintainer's first serious programming environment and played an important role in his path as a developer. That background motivates the work, but the project is intended to remain technically rigorous, community-oriented, and professionally documented.

Documentation

Portugues do Brasil

Harbour Rust e um projeto independente, open source e orientado pela comunidade, escrito em Rust e voltado a compatibilidade com CA-Clipper e Harbour.

Este repositorio e mantido como uma contribuicao publica e sem fins lucrativos para a comunidade de software. Ele nao e afiliado, endossado ou patrocinado pelo Harbour Project, xHarbour, CA-Clipper ou por qualquer titular de marca relacionado. Esses nomes sao usados apenas para descrever objetivos de compatibilidade e contexto historico.

Esta release publica a primeira linha 0.5.0-alpha apos a conclusao das fases 0 a 14 e o primeiro recorte publicavel da fase 15.

Destaques

  • Expansao curada de compatibilidade da fase 15 com foco em comportamento avancado do pre-processador.
  • Ampliacao do corpus PP guiado por harbour-core/tests/hbpp/, incluindo DEFINE CLIPBOARD, RELEASE, SAVE e o primeiro corredor LIST.
  • Melhorias estruturais no matcher do PP para restricted markers compostos, incluindo formas como <prn:TO PRINTER>.
  • Renderizacao por item para result markers blockify sobre listas, cobrindo <{v}> em LIST.
  • Continuidade da cobertura das camadas de compilador ja publicadas:
    • lexer
    • pre-processador
    • parser / AST
    • HIR / analise semantica
    • runtime
    • IR
    • backend C para geracao de codigo
  • Assets de release multiplataforma para Linux, macOS e Windows.
  • Validacao por preflight local de release e workflows de qualidade/release no GitHub Actions.

Assets da release

Esta release publica:

  • harbour-rust-cli-0.5.0-alpha-linux-x86_64.zip
  • harbour-rust-cli-0.5.0-alpha-macos-aarch64.zip
  • harbour-rust-cli-0.5.0-alpha-windows-x86_64.zip
  • benchmark-report.md
  • SHA256SUMS.txt

Escopo

Este alpha consolida um recorte focado de compatibilidade pos-0.4. O objetivo principal e ampliar a compatibilidade observavel do pre-processador Harbour por incrementos pequenos, reversiveis e ancorados em oraculo, em vez de expandir genericamente o matcher sem medicao.

Areas do baseline atual:

  • parser e runtime continuam utilizaveis para o subconjunto ja implementado
  • C continua sendo o backend executavel principal
  • suporte a DBF/RDD permanece presente como fundacao inicial
  • governanca publica do repositorio, documentacao bilingue, templates de issues, Pages deployment, CI e workflows de release ja estao disponiveis
  • a compatibilidade avancada de PP esta mais ampla que em 0.4.0-alpha, especialmente em traducoes selecionadas de comandos, markers de lista e recortes curados de hbpptest / _pp_test

Limitacoes conhecidas

Este ainda e um software em estagio alpha.

Limitacoes conhecidas incluem:

  • cobertura parcial, e nao completa, dos dialetos xBase
  • alguns builtins implementados apenas para o subconjunto de tipos atualmente coberto por testes
  • ainda nao existe backend nativo; codegen-c continua sendo o backend executavel principal
  • o pre-processador ainda nao e uma engine token-based completa equivalente ao ppcore.c do Harbour
  • LIST REST, LIST ALL e variacoes maiores de LIST permanecem fora deste recorte de release
  • ainda existem lacunas de compatibilidade em comportamento macro mais amplo, maior fidelidade de runtime e cobertura estendida de RDD
  • a comparacao automatica com Harbour ainda pode depender de runner externo/local em alguns fluxos

Validacao usada nesta release

cargo fmt --all --check
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings
cargo test --workspace
cargo check --manifest-path fuzz/Cargo.toml
cargo run -p harbour-rust-tests --bin benchmark-suite -- --fixture examples/hello.prg --iterations 1
cargo build --release -p harbour-rust-cli

O workflow de release tambem compilou e publicou assets da CLI para Ubuntu/Linux, Windows e macOS.

Posicionamento do projeto

Harbour Rust e:

  • open source
  • orientado pela comunidade
  • sem fins lucrativos como iniciativa de projeto
  • mantido de forma independente
  • pensado como uma contribuicao tecnica respeitosa a um ecossistema historicamente importante

O projeto tambem tem uma origem pessoal: xBase foi o primeiro ambiente de programacao realmente importante na trajetoria do mantenedor. Esse contexto motiva o trabalho, mas o projeto busca permanecer tecnicamente rigoroso, orientado a comunidade e documentado de forma profissional.

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0.4.0-alpha

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@github-actions github-actions released this 04 Apr 19:12
0.4.0-alpha
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Harbour Rust 0.4.0-alpha

English

Harbour Rust is an independent, community-led, open source compiler project written in Rust and designed for compatibility with CA-Clipper and Harbour.

This repository is maintained as a public, non-commercial contribution to the software community. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by the Harbour Project, xHarbour, CA-Clipper, or any related trademark owner. Those names are used only to describe compatibility goals and historical context.

This release marks the first public 0.4.0-alpha line after the completion of phases 0 through 12 of the initial roadmap.

Highlights

  • End-to-end compiler pipeline implemented:
    • lexer
    • preprocessor
    • parser / AST
    • HIR / semantic analysis
    • runtime
    • IR
    • C code generation backend
  • Practical procedural alpha baseline available
  • Support for arrays, STATIC, memvars, codeblocks, and selected macro/preprocessor features
  • Initial DBF/RDD support:
    • schema parsing
    • record navigation
    • field reads
    • append / update / delete / recall in the supported subset
  • CLI includes:
    • help
    • check
    • build
    • run
    • transpile --to c
  • Quality tooling in place:
    • golden tests
    • compatibility harnesses
    • benchmark smoke runner
    • fuzzing scaffold
    • CI and release workflows

Release assets

This release publishes:

  • harbour-rust-cli-0.4.0-alpha-linux-x86_64.zip
  • harbour-rust-cli-0.4.0-alpha-macos-aarch64.zip
  • harbour-rust-cli-0.4.0-alpha-windows-x86_64.zip
  • benchmark-report.md
  • SHA256SUMS.txt

Scope

This alpha consolidates the work delivered up to phases 10, 11, and 12, on top of the compiler and runtime foundation built in earlier phases.

Current baseline areas:

  • parser and runtime are usable for the currently implemented subset
  • C is the primary executable backend
  • DBF/RDD support is present as an initial foundation
  • public repository governance, bilingual documentation, issue templates, and release workflows are in place

Known limitations

This is still alpha software.

Known limitations include:

  • partial rather than complete xBase dialect coverage
  • selected builtins implemented only for the currently tested subset of value kinds
  • no native backend yet; codegen-c is the primary executable backend
  • compatibility gaps remain in advanced macro behavior, broader runtime fidelity, and extended RDD coverage
  • automatic comparison against Harbour may still depend on an external local runner in some workflows

Validation used for this release

cargo fmt --all --check
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings
cargo test --workspace
cargo check --manifest-path fuzz/Cargo.toml
cargo run -p harbour-rust-tests --bin benchmark-suite -- --fixture examples/hello.prg --iterations 1
cargo build --release -p harbour-rust-cli

Project position

Harbour Rust is:

  • open source
  • community-oriented
  • non-commercial as a project initiative
  • independently maintained
  • intended as a respectful technical contribution to a historically important ecosystem

The project also has a personal origin: xBase was the maintainer's first serious programming environment and played an important role in his path as a developer. That background motivates the work, but the project is intended to remain technically rigorous, community-oriented, and professionally documented.

Documentation

Portugues do Brasil

Harbour Rust e um projeto independente, open source e orientado pela comunidade, escrito em Rust e voltado a compatibilidade com CA-Clipper e Harbour.

Este repositorio e mantido como uma contribuicao publica e sem fins lucrativos para a comunidade de software. Ele nao e afiliado, endossado ou patrocinado pelo Harbour Project, xHarbour, CA-Clipper ou por qualquer titular de marca relacionado. Esses nomes sao usados apenas para descrever objetivos de compatibilidade e contexto historico.

Esta release marca a primeira linha publica 0.4.0-alpha apos a conclusao das fases 0 a 12 do roadmap inicial.

Destaques

  • Pipeline fim a fim do compilador implementado:
    • lexer
    • pre-processador
    • parser / AST
    • HIR / analise semantica
    • runtime
    • IR
    • backend C para geracao de codigo
  • Baseline alpha procedural utilizavel
  • Suporte a arrays, STATIC, memvars, codeblocks e um subconjunto selecionado de macros/pre-processamento
  • Suporte inicial a DBF/RDD:
    • parsing de schema
    • navegacao de registros
    • leitura de campos
    • append / update / delete / recall no subconjunto suportado
  • A CLI inclui:
    • help
    • check
    • build
    • run
    • transpile --to c
  • Infraestrutura de qualidade presente:
    • golden tests
    • harnesses de compatibilidade
    • benchmark smoke runner
    • scaffold de fuzzing
    • workflows de CI e release

Assets da release

Esta release publica:

  • harbour-rust-cli-0.4.0-alpha-linux-x86_64.zip
  • harbour-rust-cli-0.4.0-alpha-macos-aarch64.zip
  • harbour-rust-cli-0.4.0-alpha-windows-x86_64.zip
  • benchmark-report.md
  • SHA256SUMS.txt

Escopo

Este alpha consolida o trabalho entregue ate as fases 10, 11 e 12, sobre a fundacao do compilador e do runtime construida nas fases anteriores.

Areas do baseline atual:

  • parser e runtime utilizaveis para o subconjunto ja implementado
  • C como backend executavel principal
  • suporte a DBF/RDD presente como fundacao inicial
  • governanca publica do repositorio, documentacao bilingue, templates de issues e workflows de release ja disponiveis

Limitacoes conhecidas

Este ainda e um software em estagio alpha.

Limitacoes conhecidas incluem:

  • cobertura parcial, e nao completa, dos dialetos xBase
  • alguns builtins implementados apenas para o subconjunto de tipos atualmente coberto por testes
  • ainda nao existe backend nativo; codegen-c continua sendo o backend executavel principal
  • ainda existem lacunas de compatibilidade em comportamento macro avancado, maior fidelidade de runtime e cobertura mais ampla de RDD
  • a comparacao automatica com Harbour ainda pode depender de runner externo/local em alguns fluxos

Validacao usada nesta release

cargo fmt --all --check
cargo clippy --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings
cargo test --workspace
cargo check --manifest-path fuzz/Cargo.toml
cargo run -p harbour-rust-tests --bin benchmark-suite -- --fixture examples/hello.prg --iterations 1
cargo build --release -p harbour-rust-cli

Posicionamento do projeto

Harbour Rust e:

  • open source
  • orientado pela comunidade
  • sem fins lucrativos como iniciativa de projeto
  • mantido de forma independente
  • pensado como uma contribuicao tecnica respeitosa a um ecossistema historicamente importante

O projeto tambem tem uma origem pessoal: xBase foi o primeiro ambiente de programacao realmente importante na trajetoria do mantenedor. Esse contexto motiva o trabalho, mas o projeto busca permanecer tecnicamente rigoroso, orientado a comunidade e documentado de forma profissional.

Documentacao

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