Finally, you run the Clarion Application Wizard. Concurrently with your DOS application. It's true that some custom development will be necessary to finalize the Windows version. But the magnitude of the project has been enormously reduced. Clarion Applications are fast Consider Microsoft Access.
Access is a database manager.
You program Access by providing a script-a role to play. That's why Access is so huge. Clarion doesn't work that way. The application generator creates source code written in the Clarion language. The Clarion language has been carefully designed to be understandable to programmers-it can't be executed by a computer.