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In article <1992Jul26.070045.6393@weyrich.UUCP> tnet.com!weyrich!orville writes:
>Someone recently posted saying that Borland had released ObjectVision 2.0
>for OS/2 2.0 (but no BC++ yet).
>
>What can OV be used for? Will it work with IBM's CSET/2? Will it work
>with gnu gcc2.1? Does it provide the same functionality as Turbo Pascal
>6.0's TurboVision? Does it provide the same functionality that IBM's
>CUA Library does? What is it's street price?

ObjectVision is nothing like TurboVision.  It is not a libarary/object
set for use with another language.  it is a standalone development
environment.  It is mostly intended for rapid prototyping of
applications, but one could conceivably write an entire app with it.
I don't think you NEED any other compilers.

Not haviong seen IBM's CUA libarary, I don't know if it's similar.  

OV/2 will sell for a list price of $250, but there's an introductary
offer on right now, so you can direct-order it for $150.



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