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In article <1992Jul27.024029.26334@unixg.ubc.ca> ochealth@unixg.ubc.ca (ochealth) writes:
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>Did I imagine this, or isn't POSIX support going to be part of OS/2?
>Does anyone know what the situation is? When is it available? Is it
>going to be part of the basic OS/2, or is it an extra option (how much?).
>Will it be a full implementation, or just a subset?

You imagined it.  IBM has made no statement concerning POSIX in OS/2.
Microsoft, on the other hand, has pledged compliance to the POSIX spec
for their NT project (I think it's number 1002.1, but I may have the
number wrong).

You may have gotten confused during the discussion of gcc.  The GNU
compiler, gcc, contains a library of unix-like functions to make
porting code easier.  This is nothing more than a library, though, and
has nothing to do with OS/2 proper.

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