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Just to clarify on the "slash" issue: the OS/2 file systems (both DOS
and HPFS) allow you to to use either the forward or backward slash in
pathnames.  So you can do this in your program:

	DosOpen("/usr/include/stdio.h",...)

However, the standard command shell and other programs provided with
OS/2 treat the forward slash as a switch character, preventing you
from using it in pathnames.  But you can use the forward slash in
pathname parameters to other programs that allow it, such as editors
and compilers.

This also applies to DOS, except that in some old versions of DOS,
you could also change the switch character (to '-', for example).

The workaround is to buy an alternate shell (typically a clone of
the unix sh, csh, or ksh).  This allows you to use the beloved
forward slash (and makes it twice as hard to use the backslash).