said:
>That assistance
>should come as a blessing to the sole developer of Watcom at the moment,
>who is threatening to stop.
Lynn,
What basis do you have for this statement? Can you provide a link?
For those reading along, TTBOMK there is no basis for this statement. If
one spends any time at all on the OpenWatcom newsgroups, especially
openwatcom.contributors, on the scitech newsserver (news.scitechsoft.com)
one will see that there are a number of folks actively developing the
Watcom compiler.
What is true is that Michal is pretty much the lead developer. There are
several reasons for this.
Another thing that is true for those that are actually interested in
writing some code that will be useful to the OS/2 community is that Michal
can always use more development assistance. He is perfectly capable and
willing to assist those new to compiler development and Watcom in general,
so that is not an issue.
Regards,
Steven
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