The truth is that you will really need to learn C or C++ to get along well
in any OS/2 programming.  The OS/2 API's are C/C++---you are going to have
a very difficult time programming for OS/2 in assembly and won't gain much.
 Even OS/2 device drivers are about 95% C these days. Why?  Programmer
efficiency and debugging.   I know colleges still haven't warmed up to C
but its just because the instructors are way behind the times.

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