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In article <19921104.225259.392@almaden.ibm.com> peterf@vnet.ibm.com writes:
>In <1992Nov05.023118.39531@sue.cc.uregina.ca> P. Takis Skagos writes:
>>I've been working with the IBM C-Set/2 compiler for the past couple of
>>days and I think that it is just great.  Unfortunately I am having a bit
>>of a problem when I try to link a file statically.  The linker requires
>>the library "OS2386.LIB", which doesn't exist.  Where is this file and
>>why wasn't it installed?  The sample programs included with C-Set/2
>>hae .CMD that link both statically and dynamically.  All the dynamic
>>linking works (it also requires OS2386.LIB) but the static linking
>>doesn't.  Any help or information would be greatly appreciated.  Thanks!
>>
>>  P. Takis Skagos
>>  (skagos@cs.uregina.ca)
>>
>
>OS2386.LIB comes with the OS/2 2.0 Toolkit. Do you have that? I believe
>it is stated that the Toolkit is a prerequisite for C Set/2 (correct me if
>I'm wrong). Anyway, even if it's not a prereq, it is a very good thing to
>have when doing 2.0 development.

The Toolkit is really just a collection of libraries, headers, and programs
which are language independant.  You really need a copy of it.  That's why 
IBM packaged it all as the Workset/2 package, which includes the toolkit, 
CSet/2 and WorkFrame/2.  I'm sure you have it.  Just make sure your
LIB environment variable is pointed to X:\toolkt20\os2lib (wherever your
toolkit is loaded...).

Jeff



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