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echo: os2prog
to: Uche Ogbuji
from: Nick Knight
date: 1994-06-18 13:54:00
subject: Os/2 pm programmers-=loo

In a message dated 06-1794, Uche Ogbuji said to Peter Fitzsimmons:


UO|obviously entails a lot of extra program logic.  GPF lets us add all the
  |back-end stuff without a problem.  I have found interface development
  |with GPF to be very fast.  I don't use it at home, but I am investigating
  |several frameworks to replace my current use of ICLCUI.

As I mentioned elsewhere in this reply packet, take a look at ObjectPM by
Raleigh Systems.  They're in Beachwood, Oh. so the calls local at least to
you.  They're class libray is strictly for OS/2 at this time, with only a
hint of a windows port.  Raleigh Systems is at (216) 292-7225 - just ask
for info on ObjectPM.  They've got a BBS, also, and/or they'll send you a
demo and some info.  BBS number is (216) 831-4805.  It's got a v.42 modem
on it, but I found connectiosn greater than 9600 baud where troublesome.

Nick

.. Turn your 486 into a Gameboy: Type WIN at C:\> -- MR/2 2.04 #0

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