Dear Customer:

Repertoire and ModBase are now a dual-mode library. The same 
ModBase or Repertoire library  can be linked with OS/2's 
DOSCALLS.LIB to produce an OS/2 protected mode executable. If 
you are developing for DOS under OS/2, the benefit is that you 
can do all your debugging in protected mode; Since you don't 
have to recompile for DOS, you eliminate a large source of 
potential errors.  You also eliminate the version control 
problems inherent in maintaining a set of files for OS/2 and a 
parallel set for DOS.

If you are still developing entirely under DOS, you have greater 
assurances of reliability; You know that the REPERTOIRE object 
code you are linking in is free of pointer problems because it 
works in protected mode.

Simply link your application with the Repertoire library for
your compiler and FAPI.LIB to generate a protected mode (OS/2)
executable, link OS/2's DOSCALLS.LIB instead of FAPI.LIB, and
be sure to link in our OS/2INIT.OBJ with the rest of your OBJ
files; OS2INIT.OBJ will prevent you from getting messages from
the linker that "__api__init" is unresolved.

The zip files include directories unzip as follows:
PKUNZIP -d  defs


Here is what is on the disks:
READ.ME         This file

DEMOS.ZIP       Demo and example programs including 
                Scrncomp.exe

DEFS.ZIP        Repertoire compiler independent defs.

FAPI.ZIP        FAPI.LIB os2init.obj os2init.lib os2init        
		contains a dummy procedure for the                      
		initialization call for FAPI.LIB which                  
		is not used under os/2.

MODS.ZIP        Repertoire compiler independent mods.

SBREPOBJ.ZIP    Stony Brook Libray for Repertoire, 
                includes compiler dependent parts.

TSREPOBJ.ZIP    Top Speed 3 Library for Repertoire also 
		Defs and compiler dependent parts.

PKUNZIP.EXE     Unarchiving program. All have sub               
		directories in them. Type Pkunzip -d            
		<name>. Type pkunzip <return> for help.

REPLOG.ZIP     Logitech 40 library and compiler dependent parts.

For Top Speed 3 you can use the project files os2.pr or dos.pr
all librarys are compiles as mutithreaded.
	
You need to link the following under dos:
rt_rep.lib   
FAPI.lib

You need to link the following under os/2:
rt_rep.lib   
os2init.obj

For Stony Brook you need the following:
You need to link the following under dos:
repsb.lib   
FAPI.lib

You need to link the following under os/2:
repsb.lib   
os2init.obj





Feel free to contact us if you have any questions or problems.

John McMonagle