Joachim Deelen, Software Engineering, Cologne
Joachim Deelen, Software Engineering, Cologne
As you can see at the following screenshots, I've chosen the "old" OS/2 Notebook-Style. Ok, it doesn't look as stylish and groovy as the new one, but it offers some advantages.
But, since I'm trying to develop usefull software that people like to work with, I can change to new style if you
really want to.
The dialogs, will offer full contextual help. If you press F1 while an option is selected, OpenWatcom help file will
be displayed for that particular option.
The itent of this whole project, is to develop 32-Bit OS/2 Programs. So I've omitted all options for specifying the
target Operating-System and switches for 16/32 Bit compiling. Maybe I'll do this in a later version
Don't be fooled by the Window-Title. To test the Dialogs, I've created a temporary Frame-Window.
The following Dialog is used for specifying target options:
The following Dialog is used for specifying debugging/profiling options:
The following Dialog is used for specifying Preprocessor options:
The following Dialog is used for specifying Diagnostic options:
The following Dialog is used for specifying I/O options:
The following Dialog is used for specifying additional I/O options:
The following Dialog is used for specifying Code-Generation options:
The following Dialog is used for segment and register options:
The following Dialog is used for specifying optimization options:
