Excerpted from message dated 11-08-96, Bryan Schwartz to All:

BS>Can anyone tell me what assemblers are available for x86 assembly
  >with OS/2 warp3.0 ?  I have an old text book on how to write assembly
  >for OS/2 and i'd like to give it a try. All i need is an assembler,
  >linker, and a debug, all for OS/2. Can anyone tell me where i can get
  >these and how much might it cost?

Hi Bryan--

    The latest beta of IBM's OS/2 assembler (ALP.EXE) and associated
on-line documentation comes on DevCon (IBM Developer Connection).  Ditto
the latest version of IBM's new free-form linker ILINK.EXE.  (The old
IBM/MS linker, LINK386.EXE is included in Warp 3, as I remember.)  You
also get the Developer Toolkit that includes the assembler interfaces to
the OS/2 API calls.

    DevCon is a CD-ROM subscription service.  List price is $199/year,
which includes at least four volumes.  Currently, each volume includes
five CDs pertaining to OS/2 (plus one for AIX) and a hard-copy
newsletter.  The most recent volume (11) also includes a fully licensed
limited-function (doesn't do Windows and doesn't have any hard-copy
documentation) version of Warp 4 (Merlin).  Phone 1-800-633-8266 to
subscribe.

    Hope this helps.

          --Murray

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