The (highly unofficial) FIDONET OS2PROG C++ programmers' booklist
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    IBM OS/2 2.1 Presentation Manager Programming
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    Stefano Maruzzi
    ISBN 0-553-37257-2

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    OS-2 Presentation Manager Programming: Hints & Tips
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    Bryan Goodyer
    ISBN 0-07-707776-8

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    Advanced Programmer's Guide to Presentation Manager
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    Thuyen Nguyen
    ISBN 0-13-004383-4

    ( no summary available )


    One, Two, Three-G Handbook for Presentation Manager
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    LeBlond, Geoffrey T. et al
    ISBN 0-553-34995-3

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    OS/2 2.1 Developing, Porting, and Testing Applications
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    QED

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    Cross Platform Programming in OS/2
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    Dorfman
    McGraw-Hill
    ISBN 0-07-017862-3

    ( no summary available )


    OS/2 2.1 Corporate Programmers Handbook
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    Scholin, Sullivan & Scragg
    Van Nostrand Reinhold
    ISBN 0-442-01598-4

    OK, but a bit superficial, with about a third of the book with
    "reference" API docs that everyone should have anyway.  Still, it has
    about the best section on writing online help that I've seen (for that
    matter about the only section on writing online help ...).
                                -- Review by Jon Wright, 3:633/379.0


    OS/2 2.X Notebook
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    edited by Dick Conklin (IBM, Boca Raton, FL).
    Van Nostrand Reinhold
    1992
    ISBN 0-442-01522-4
    IBM Part Number G362-0015

    A collection of popular articles from IBM's Personal Systems Developer
    Magazine, 1990 to 1992.


    OS/2 2.1 Workplace Shell Programming
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    Random House
    1993
    ISBN 0-679-79162-0

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    SOMObjects: A Practical Introduction to SOM and DSOM
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    IBM International Technical Support Center
    IBM "red book" # GG24-4357

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    Object Oriented Programming  Using SOM and DSOM
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    Christina Lau, IBM Canada
    Van Nostrand Reinhold
    1994
    272 pages
    ISBN 0-442-01948-3

    Introduction to SOM.  IDL.  Creating and implementing SOM classes
    using the C and C++ language bindings.  Using the Distribution,
    Replication, Persistence, Collection, Interface Repository, and
    Emitter class libraries.  Future directions.


    Objects for OS/2
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    Scott H. Danforth, Paul Koenen, and Bruce Tate
    Van Nostrand Reinhold
    1994
    446 pages
    ISBN 0-442-01738-3

    Basic objects.  Overviews of OS/2, Presentation Manager, and OO
    programming using C++.  Using the SOM API.  Workplace Shell
    programming in SOM.  Worked examples of attributes, metaclasses,
    multiple inheritance, PM via OO, graphics, wrapping PM controls, and
    wrapping files into objects.  Articles on ObjectPM, OVTT design
    methodology.  Constructors and destructors in SOM 2.1.  Metaclass
    programming in SOM 2.1.


    Object-Oriented I/O Using C++ IOStreams
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    Cameron Hughes  Thomas Hamilton  Tracy Hughes
    John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
    1995
    ISBN 0-471-11809-5

    This book covers the iostreams classes, including manipulators,
    user-defined extraction and insertion functions, and how to derive new
    iostreams classes.  It also does a nice introduction of extending the
    iostream classes using some of OS/2's PM/GPI functions, OS/2's
    multimedia (sound/graphics) functions, and the communication ports.
    This book helps "to clear" the way, for the
"confused" OS/2 C++
    programmer, when extending the iostream classes with the many
    different OS/2 devices.
                                    -- Review by Jeffrey White, 1:130/74.0


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