>  PS> 5) What's your opinion of "TCP/IP Programming for OS/2
WARP"? Good? 
 >  PS> C++ compatible? Covers most of the TCP/IP aspects? Based on APIs?

 > Do you mean "TCP/IP Programming for OS/2" by Steve Gutz?

It was WARP when I saw the title on the Web, maybe the same, it's possible.
 
>  If so, I just
 > started reading this book.  It's a little too advanced for me, but
 > that's OK and it should be decent for someone that knows their stuff.

Knows programming in general or knows OS/2 programming? I don't... Yet....

 > It wastes too much time on PM crap, though, (it's subtitled "with
 > applications for presentation manager") whereas I just want to write
 > text mode apps.

Enough PM "crap" for me to learn PM programming as well?

>  It could also use a good reference section.  Having
 > said all that, it's the only book I've seen that really covers this
 > stuff and, yes, it's C++ oriented (and comes with a disk that contains
 > the source for the classes built in the book).

Perfect! All books so far's been C, although that's ok, it better if it's C++.

Thanx!

/ Peter Schuller   [TeamOS/2]   petersch{at}kuai.se




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