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from: James Murphy
date: 1995-10-26 19:50:00
subject: SOM Compilation

I have the Borland C++ for OS/2 compiler.  I am considering doing some SOM
programming.  I see someone saying that you can compile the SOM part using
a SOM compiler in OS2 Toolkit (which I do not have) and submit the output
to the Borland compiler.  
My question is should I buy the OS2 toolkit and use this approach or start
over with a compiler that supports the SOM up front like maybe Visual Age
C++?

Anyone have an opinion on this?  Thanks in advance for your thoughts.

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