On Tuesday, 12-06-1994  Murray Lesser wrote to David Noon about
"Toolkit 3.0 Problem" as follows:

ML>     Do you think "the appropriate developer" will have any
more trouble
ML> than you had in finding the source of the problem? :)  Perhaps the
ML> fix will be on Devcon 6.  Or, at least with the GA release of CSet++
ML> 3!  In the meantime, I have edited APIENTRY into the appropriate
ML> places in WarpTlkt REXXSAA.H, and have a home-brewed "dual desktop
ML> boot" based on two Alt-F1 "Archive" files.  I can
boot for either
ML> WarpTlkt or Toolkt21 (loading both the desktop and CONFIG.SYS)
ML> depending on which archive I pick after an "Alt-F1" at the OS/2
ML> white rectangle.
ML> 
ML>     BTW, I picked up "Structured Programming Using PL/1 and SP/k" by
ML> Hume and Holt (1975).  It was a buck in the local library's
ML> "donated books for sale" section.  Couldn't resist the bargain.

G'Day Murray,

Since I have also posted my diagnosis in the OS2DF2 forum of
Compuserve, I hope "the appropriate developer" can find the problem
fairly quickly. It took me no more than 20-30 minutes, and I had never
looked inside the  header file before; in fact, most of the
time was spent deciding where to look. Once I did look it was obvious
(at least to me).

Nice book! Does it have images of Hollerith cards and everything?

Be aware that much of the grammar supported by PL/I for OS/2 was only
a pipe-dream to us PL/I-ers in 1975. However, the book might give you
some ideas for command-line programs. I suggest you install the PL/I
language and library .INF files from the Dev Conn CD, particularly for
descriptions of subroutine linkage. Stuff like LINKAGE(SYSTEM) and
LINKAGE(OPTLINK) were not around in 1975; the only OPTIONS() stuff for
other languages was FORTRAN, COBOL and ASSEMBLER. I have the PL/I .INF
files' directory in my BOOKSHELF environment variable so that I can use
KWIKINF to look up fancy bits while I am editting source code. It's very
handy.

Regards

Dave

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