[WarpCast] SOM in OS/2 on the way out? - 12/15/97 |
------------------------------ WarpCast ------------------------------ WarpCast is sponsored by BMT Micro. If you couldn't be at WarpStock '97, be sure to get the WarpStock '97 CD-ROM from BMT Micro at http://www.bmtmicro.com/catalog/warpstockcd.html -------------------------------------------------------------------------- Sources: Steve Wendt, Loren Bandiera Reply-to: stevew@hartnell.cc.ca.us, lorenb@inforamp.net --- (** Moderator's note: 'SOM' stands for 'System Object Model', and deals largely with the object-oriented architecture of OS/2 and its default interface, the WorkPlace Shell. 'VAC++' refers to the OS/2 version of VisualAge for C++, IBM's own C/C++ compiler **) Steve writes: *** Found this in the Notes: section of http://service2.boulder.ibm.com/devcon/showcase/cat/warptlkt.htm "IBM no longer supports SOM; however, the information about SOM remains in the Toolkit" That's not good news... the WPS is completely based on SOM. *** Loren adds: *** Got this from an anonymous source: "True, SOM is going away, mainly because they're changing SOM to look more like Java. You'll see it in the next version of the VAC++ compiler." *** ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To subscribe, unsubscribe, or for more information on WarpCast, visit: http://www.warpcast.com/ ----------------------------------------------------------------------