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In article <sevVD5200WB0Irx0NV@andrew.cmu.edu> tt17+@andrew.cmu.edu (Trevor Tompkins) writes:
>Most of my research programming is done in PASCAL or LISP.  Is there a
>PASCAL language for OS/2?  Specifically, I write AI programs that help
>students learn, therefore GUI is important.  Borland's TPW was a life
>saver for the PC's.  Is there anything like this for OS/2?  

From which I infer you wish to access the OS/2 API. There were some 16 bit tools
for os/2 1.x, which would still work. I haven't used them and can't comment.
I am presently programming for 2.0 32 mode using Microway's new 32 bit os/2 
2.0 compiler. It works, but the drawback is that you have to write the
api routine headers yourself (the C versions obviously are not usefull).
I understand that microway is working on creating a full header set (not a
trivial task !). Until someone rightfully corrects me, I beleive I am one of
the only people doing 32 bit Pascal on os/2 2.0 PM.

                                                      [sam]