The OS/2 Lab Notes are cefischer's magazine for software designers, programmers, and users interested in software engineering on advanced multitasking operating systems. Using IBM OS/2 as R&D platform, pragmatic software development and troubleshooting techniques are presented by experiment while OS/2 is documented in a praxis-oriented way as one of the very landmarks in personal computing history.
As a software engineering magazine, the OS/2 Lab Notes discuss both systems and applications software related topics. Articles contain complete source code listings and design specifications thus enabling readers to retry experiments or replicate solutions. This issue features the following articles:
■ Preparing a Minimalistic Software Development Environment for OS/2
■ Principal Structure of OS/2 Programs at the Assembly Language Level
■ A Simple Skeleton Program for Test Purposes
The OS/2 Lab Notes are published irregularly in printed form only, every six weeks in the average. The accompanying website, located at http://os2labnotes.cefischer.de, offers freely usable program sources, software tools, and sample applications at no charge, further insights into the R&D projects at cefischer, and links to advanced literature.
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