MB>I don't think that it is really an issue.  IBM sells only a couple of thousa
MB>of the OS/2 DDK, and probably only about 10% are actually used actively.  Th
MB>Windows DDK sells far more copies not because there are lots of programmers
MB>writing Windows device drivers, but because there are major components of
MB>Windows which are only documented in the DDK.  IBM has never played this gam
MB>with OS/2.

Actually MS are sensible enough to include their DDKs on the MSDN
subscription.  IBM seem hell-bent to turn a profit from developers
(rather than considering them to be a valuable asset worth nurturing and
encouraging) so they charge an arm and a leg for a collection of
outdated tools :-(

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