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Can M2 and MS Windows live together ? Yes.
Thanx for the response, all nice people!

Well, this is my own personal view, but I can freely say that if I
had a choise I would prefer to target the project to a say Sun or
Apollo, but that's out of the question for reasons to stupid to
explain fully here....

I've used some time to browse through some books/articles, and it's
obvious that the MS Software Development Kit is a must. There's a
software review in Byte June '87, and a book by Durant/Carlson/Yao
("Programmer's guide to Windows", SYBEX, isbn 0-89588-362-7) that
together gives a balanced view towards Windows programming.

The library routines in the Kit uses the pascal calling convention,
so it should be easy to interface them to a M2 compiler. Thanks to
Alex who pointed out this.

Now, the system I've refered  to will probably use the Oracle DB,
and that migth be another reason that speaks for using C.... But
naturally I will do some prototyping in both C and M2 as soon as
the Kit reaches my office. Stay tuned for the horror movie time
when the prototyping starts.... The future's so brigth I can hardly
believe it ... :-)

Regards & Cheers; Bjoern.
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