DB> I have only sketched the surface of Assembly but have a friend in our 
DB> local UG that wants to know if there is an Assembler for OS/2.  If you 
DB> have one or know of one please leave me a message with as many general 
DB> details as possible (e.g. name, availability, functionality, etc.).

DB> Thanks in advance for your assistance.

You get one if you buy Watcom C++ or Borland C++ for OS/2.  Then
you can choose:

1. Borland C++ for OS/2 is the buggiest C compiler ever devised,
however I can't see anything wrong with their assembler, and their
assembler actually has documentation.

2. Watcom C++ for OS/2 is a good C compiler, however their
assembler comes with virtually no documentation at all, pretty
useless unless you already have some mysterious documentation
(mysterious because they just say that you have to learn
assembler yourself, but they don't say which assembler they
conform to - presumably they aren't talking about Borland's
ideal mode).

BFN.  Paul.
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