Hallo Eric,

Eric Theriault schreef dit aan Jorgen De Gier:


 JDG>> Could I remind you that IBM Visual Age C++ has a Windows version?
 JDG>> That way you can develop under OS/2 and recompile under Win95.
 JDG>> The Windows version is a seperate product.
 JDG>> Buying both is a expensive solution, but the best IMHO.

 ET> The same thing with purchasing Borland C++ for OS/2, although I would
 ET> expect that OS/2 makes a better product than Borland.  At any rate, do you
 ET> know of any "Competitive Upgrade" for Visual Age?

IBM does have a competive upgrade, I used it. It's about $130 cheaper ( I think).
Borland does make a Os/2 version of their OWL, but my experiences with it
are not too good. The only thing it did was crash.
If you buy Visual Age C++ for OS/2, you can get the Windows version with a discount.
I haven't tried the Windows version yet, as I don't own W95 nor NT (yet).
Maybe I'll wait for the next versions. I suppose they will be released after
Merlin.

Btw. the TCP/IP Toolkit is located in the MPTNTK.ZIP archive on the Warp
Connect CD-ROM, just like the Winsock docs.

Toedeloe,
Jorgen de Gier

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