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In <1992Nov16.145926.4643@arbi.Informatik.Uni-Oldenburg.DE> Volker Stegmann writes:
>                                    Or is it possible to use any object
>orientated operations in it ?

Others have answered r.e. C++ or C.  I just want to point out that the
SOM compiler that comes with the Toolkit (I believe).  System Object
Model (SOM) allows non-OO languages to define use classes, and to share
objects between languages.  Currently, the only languages which support
SOM are C, but SOM, as an architecture, would allow one to define a C++
class, create an object of this class in C, make use of this object in
Smalltalk, inherit from this class in Fortran, etc...
  For more information, take a look at "Object Oriented Programming in
OS/2 2.0"  Sessions and Coskun, IBM Personal Systems Developer, Winter
1992 edition.
  Cheers,
Martin Lansche
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