> It is my understanding that last year a German magazine came out
 > withsome modifications to Borland's BP 7.0 compiler that permit it to
 > run under OS/2 using PM - as 16-bit apps - a simple recompilation -
 > no conversion necessary.

      Depending on how you program there could still be some conversion
necessary.  I have OPro, APro, and TTT and will have to do considerable
modifications to be able to use them with BPOS2.  If you use any interrupt
calls (Intr or MSDos) you will either have to change them or do extensive
work on the RTL to patch them into API calls.

      So far I have managed to get some of TTT ported, still need to fix
the mouse support, but haven't even started on APro/OPro.  I also haven't
managed to compile any program that wasn't written with OS/2 in mind.