Subj : header files on warp4 cd?
To   : mark lewis
From : David Noon
Date : Wed Nov 08 2000 12:44 pm

Hi mark,

Replying to a message of mark lewis to all:

ml> aren't there header files on the warp4 cd for those of us who want to
ml> code/break programs for our systems? for some reason i'm thinking
ml> that there are...

No.

These come with the OS/2 Developer's Toolkit, typically bundled with a
compiler. The level of toolkit supplied will depend upon which compiler
vendor's product you use and which release. There is even a chopped up version
of the OS/2 2.1 DTK headers supplied with EMX.

You can also obtain the DTK by means of a Dev Con subscription, nowadays called
the IBM Developer's Toolbox. [See my message from a few weeks ago.]

ml> these should also be accurate for use on a warp3 system, right?

If you use the Warp 4 toolkit you can limit yourself to using only those
features available on Warp 3 and your code will run correctly on a Warp 3
system. Of course, if you use newer features your code can break.

Regards

Dave
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