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In article <sal8.109.720469685@po.cwru.edu>, sal8@po.cwru.edu (Steve Luzynski) writes:
> If you have IBM C Set/2 then there is a whole pile of .inf files detailing 
> almost everything you might ever possibly want to know. I don't know if IBM 
> will allow them to be distributed (I doubt they would although it would seem 
> to me to be in their best interest to get a lot of people developing 
> software) to people who don't own C Set.
> 
> If you do have C Set (in which case I can't imagine you missing them) 
> the files are in \toolkit\book.

I haven't looked much into the .inf files for Cset/2, but if you have the toolkit
then there is a whole pile of .inf files with false names on most parts of
the many structures and not a word about the meaning of the different parts.
THe .inf files are OK for the funcion calls, but the the many structures,
looking in the header files is more informative. At least you get the correct
names.

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/Bjorn.
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