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Hi David,
WS> I wouldn't have a clue what I need for programming C++ for
WS> OS/2 but I'm willing to learn somehow...
DN> Do you already know C++?
Nope:)... I have't programmed in years... The last programming I done was
on a Texas Instruments 99/4a:)
WS> I have a source code for a BBS package and I needa
WS> compiler for it... Is there any FREEWARE or SHAREWARE
WS> compilers around?
DN> There is a freeware compiler called EMX. Worth every penny. It isa
DN> reasonably good compiler, but has no add-on tools as such and the
DN> documentation sucks.
Your about the third person to recommend that... I'm currently downloading
it now from the OS/2 Super site...
WS> If not does Watcom 10.x or 11.x series compile OS/2 executables?
DN> Yes.
DN> The Watcom compilers are top notch and they include support for
DN> both 16-bit and 32-bit OS/2.
I'll keep an eye open for a copy forsale somewhere... I might post a
message in the for sale/wanted echo...
DN> You might care to download a more recent release of the OS/2
DN> Developer's Toolkit, as the version supplied with the Watcom
DN> compilers is for OS/2 2.1.
So where will I find this?
DN> [It will still work, but it won't be complete for "Warp" releases
DN> of OS/2.]
Ah so I need the update then...
DN> Assuming you don't already know C/C++ ...
Yep that's me:)
DN> Note that Watcom's documentation is not for the learner. You would
DN> be well advised to buy a book on the C language and library. [Avoid
DN> anything by Herbert Schildt.]
I have a HTML guide to learning C++ in 21 days... I guess this will give me
a start...
DN> There is little definitive literature on ANSI C++ yet, as the
DN> standard is too new. The most definitive works would be "The C++
DN> Annotated Reference Manual" (or ARM), by Stroustrup & Ellis, and
DN> "The C++ Programming Language" [3rd edition], by Stroustrup.
DN> These deviate from the ANSI standard, as do most compilers, but
DN> the differences are mostly esoteric.
OK thanks... I've noted these and will have a look around the net for
things... Thank you for your reply muchlyh appreciated...
Lata,
Wayne
Internet: wsteele{at}ihug.com.au & homepages.ihug.com.au/~wsteele
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