A creature called James Black screamed at All:

 JB>   I am preparing to start programming on IBMs (been
 JB> programming on a different platform for about 3 yrs), and I
 JB> am wondering which compiler would be best for doing both
 JB> OS/2 and Windows programming.  I was considering using
 JB> Visual C++, but I don't think that would be the best choice,
 JB> considering the fact that it may not work so well on OS/2. 
 JB> What I would like is some advice on which compiler would be
 JB> better, and why, if possible, as there are several choices,
 JB> and I would like to buy just one compiler for both OSs. 
 JB> Thanx.   Take care and have fun.

   I'd have to reccomend Watcom C/C++ 10.0, because I use it here.  It
includes compilers for a number of platforms, and environments as well. 
Plus its not too expensive ($189 from Indellible Blue).

   Mike Stella
      Reverse Engineering
         MKS94001{at}uconnvm.uconn.edu

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