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  >  MB> No.  The OS/2 Toolkit is distributed either by IBM on the Developer's
  >  MB> Connection ("DevCon") CD-ROM subscription, or with
a product that has
  >  MB> an IBM-licensed copy included.  All of the commercial OS/2 C/C++
  >  MB> compilers -- IBM, Borland, Metaware, and Watcom -- include a licensed
  >  MB> copy of the Toolkit.
  >
  >  The OS/2 Toolkit does *not* come with Borland C++ for OS/2 v2.0 CD-Rom
  >  version.  At least I haven't found it. :-(
ZZ>

  Why aren't you reading the Pros and Cons list ?

  All (or most) of the answers to C++ compiler questions are already there.

  Sample extract from the Borland C++ section :

   NOTES :
   Borland has integrated the OS/2 Developer's Toolkit into its own
   toolset.  However, it is a mishmash of the 2.0 version of the Toolkit
   (with some glaring errors in the documentation) and the 2.1 version.
   Some tools from the Toolkit, such as NMAKE and LINK386, are omitted
   because Borland's own toolset provides equivalents.  Other tools, such
   as the SOM compiler, are completely missing.  The Borland Help folder
   installed to the desktop contains the older, 2.0, buggy help files.

  > JdeBP  Keeper of the <
   > Highly Unofficial FIDONET OS2PROG C++ Compiler Pros and Cons List <
       > Available via File Request as PROSCONS.ZIP from 2:440/4.0 <
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