MD>Thanks.. I found it on a BBS recently. I bought the Hobbes
  >CDROM March 94 , but it only contained Guidelines v2.0G,
  >which only supported the CSet/2. Now, I can use Guidelines
  >with my Borland C++ for OS/2 and Windoze.
  >The IDE of Guidelines is very comfortable and efficient,
  >but the C source code it generates looks more like C rather
  >than C++. :-(( I think I'd prefer OWL for OS/2 whenever
  >it's released. (In 10 years??)

MD>                      -=[mD]=-

Marc, you'd rather wait for OWL for OS/2 and do it all by hand instead
of having Guidelines doing it for you?  Objects will not speed up
anything, the code will execute with the same speed...  So what's the
problem?

Michael Douglass
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