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Which product for programming?

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From: Leon Pillich
Date: Mon, 28 Dec 1992 20:30
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 Hello everybody,

 I'm considering programming for intel-based pc's in the
 near future.
 I do not know yet whether I will program for os2/2.0
 or for windows 3.1.
 I will be doing this programming to gain experience on
 such systems, since up to know I have mainly programmed
 unix systems, e.g. Sun sparc-stations with X-Windows/
 Open Look Interface Toolkit and RS6000 with 
 X-Windows/OSF-Motif. Since I am currently unemployed I do 
 have some time to gain experience.
 
 Which programming language/environment do you recommend?
 (I prefer C/C++, Pascal or Modula2/3.)
 Are there Borland products for OS2/2.0?

 Thnx, for any info

Leon Pillich
University of Nijmegen, Holland
email: leonp@cs.kun.nl
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