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In article <1992Dec20.052158.18631@usage.csd.unsw.OZ.AU>,
pendrith@spectrum.cs.unsw.oz.au (Mark Pendrith) writes:
>
>hi all,
>
>i'm quite enjoying using emx/gcc, but was wondering whether the workframe/2
>and toolkit (both of which are being offered by ibm at attractive prices at
>the meoment) can be used with emx/gcc, or whether you have to use cset/2?
>
>also, could anyone briefly outline what the workframe/toolkit stuff actually
>gives you? any good books that complement their use? thanks in advance.

WorkFrame/2 was designed for use with any compiler.  In fact, you can
plug in your own editor, debugger, maker, and linker.  Then you can
add many of your other preferred tools to its 'Tools' menu.  This is
very different from the 'other' development environments who force you
to use their own tools.  WorkFrame/2 also implements many drag & drop
features which allow you to do your work more easily.  When used with
the enhanced editor, the error handling mechanism is quite powerful.

It also provides a default compiler dialog for those compilers that
don't yet provide WorkFrame/2 support.  Those that do include
Watcom, Symantech, and Borland.

Bill Sarantakos
OS/2 C++ compiler development

Of course the above is just my biased opinion!  ;-)