/******************************************************************************
*
*  README.1ST
*
*  OS/2 DTS C++ Support Package and Work Place Shell Sample Program
*
*  Copyright (C) 1995, 1996 IBM Corporation
*
*      DISCLAIMER OF WARRANTIES.  The following [enclosed] code is
*      sample code created by IBM Corporation. This sample code is not
*      part of any standard or IBM product and is provided to you solely
*      for  the purpose of assisting you in the development of your
*      applications.  The code is provided "AS IS", without
*      warranty of any kind.  IBM shall not be liable for any damages
*      arising out of your use of the sample code, even if they have been
*      advised of the possibility of such damages.
*
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This package provides a minimal, consistent set of files to support using
development versions of the hh and hc emitters to create DTS C++ programs
that can be compiled using version 3.0 of the IBM Visual Age C++ compiler
on OS/2 Warp, with compiler CSD CTC303 installed.

Also included are the files necessary to build a DTS C++ Work Place Shell
sample, the Postscript output for a paper describing the development
of this sample (dtswps.ps), and the Postscript output for a paper describing
genera issues of importance to programmers that want to implement SOM classes
using IDL (dtscplus.ps).

Also included are two utilities named chkdll32 and whichdll. These can be
used to verify what libraries are used by a program or dll.

The above files are packaged in the file dtsfiles.zip, accompanied by this
readme.1st file.

Everything that follows assumes that your config.sys is currently set up as
appropriate for using the VAC++ version described above, and that you do
the following, which starts with extracting dtsfiles.zip (with subdirectories)
into an empty directory named <DIR> as follows (where pkunzip is whatever
program you use for unzipping files with a .zip extension):

       mkdir <DIR>
       cd <DIR>
       pkunzip -d dtsfiles.zip

After doing this, follow the directions in the readme.2nd file. (The reason for
the two step process is to make sure that you use the -d option when extracting
the files into <DIR>.)



