Programming OS/2

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From: Doug McDonald
Date: Wed, 08 Apr 1992 14:14

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Now that OS/2 is now, officially, unequivocally, vaporware, how
does one program it? What does a set of the necessary tools (i.e.
C and Fortran compilers and an assembler and th enecessary linker and
libraries) cost? Where does one get them?

Also, I would need a free set of TCP-IP software that will replace
NCSA Telnet and NCSA FTP and a good NNTP News reader (good: must
not store any news locally, an interface like Notes woiuld be best,
not some klunky full screen system like some I have seen. )

Doug McDonald

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