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Workplace Shell Toolkit

Name	Workplace Shell Toolkit
Version	1.70 (2008)
Vendor
Author	Christian Langanke Dmitriy Kuminov Chris Wohlgemuth Steven Levine Michael K. Greene Radim Kolar Sergey I. Yevtushenko Yuri Dario Ulrich Möller
Licence	GNU GPL v2
WWW	http://wpstk.netlabs.org

The Workplace Shell Toolkit (WPS Toolkit, WPSTK) is a set of C libraries that addresses not only WPS programming, but also PM programming. It helps in some more low-level tasks like providing an function to access the DosFind functions much more easier and can help to ease e.g. the settings handling enormously as well.

The following major APIs of the Workplace Shell Toolkit possibly are of particular interest:

Settings and Details Manager
Extended Attributes Manager
Memory Mapped Files Manager
Text Message File (TMF) Support
NLS related functions
Process related functions
PM helper and PM control functions
Bubble Help API

Supported Development Environment

The Workplace Shell Toolkit can be used with and comes with code and import libraries for the following compilers:

IBM C Set ++ Version 2.1
IBM VisualAge C++ Version 3.x
EMX 0.9d / gcc 2.8.1
InnoTek GCC Version 3.3.5 or later (untested with later GCC versions)
Open Watcom C/C++ Version 1.5 or later

In addition a syntax highlighting file is available for the following editors:

Enhanced Editor

Prerequisites

C compiler
OS/2 SDK

Version

1.60 - Adds support for Open Watcom and InnoTek GCC compilers
1.70 -

Links

Workplace Shell Toolkit home page
Workplace Shell Toolkit TRAC page
release binaries from the Netlabs FTP server.

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-== Description ==
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-The Workplace Shell Toolkit addresses not only WPS programming, but also PM programming. It helps in some more low-level tasks like providing an function to access the DosFind* functions much more easier and can help to ease e.g. the settings handling enourmously as well.
+|Name=Workplace Shell Toolkit
+|Version=1.70 (2008)
-Save your time and give it a try!
+|Vendor=
+|Author=[[Christian Langanke]]
-''From the Netlabs homepage:''
+*[[Dmitriy Kuminov]]
+*[[Chris Wohlgemuth]]
+*[[Steven Levine]]
+*Michael K. Greene
+*Radim Kolar
+*[[Sergey I. Yevtushenko]]
+*[[Yuri Dario]]
+*[[Ulrich Möller]]
+|Licence=GNU [[GPL v2]]
+|WWW=http://wpstk.netlabs.org
+}}
+The '''Workplace Shell Toolkit''' (WPS Toolkit, ''WPSTK'') is a set of [[C]] libraries that addresses not only WPS programming, but also PM programming. It helps in some more low-level tasks like providing an function to access the DosFind functions much more easier and can help to ease e.g. the settings handling enormously as well.
 The following major APIs of the Workplace Shell Toolkit possibly are of particular interest:
 * Settings and Details Manager
 * Extended Attributes Manager
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 * Bubble Help API
-The Workplace Shell Toolkit can be used with and and comes with code and import libraries for the following compilers:
+==Supported Development Environment==
+The Workplace Shell Toolkit can be used with and comes with code and import libraries for the following compilers:
 * IBM C Set ++ Version 2.1
-* IBM VisualAge C++ Version 3.0
+* IBM VisualAge C++ Version 3.x
-* gcc of emx V0.9d
+* EMX 0.9d / gcc 2.8.1
+* InnoTek GCC Version 3.3.5 or later (untested with later GCC versions)
+* [[Open Watcom C/C++]] Version 1.5 or later
-== Source and References ==
+In addition a syntax highlighting file is available for the following editors:
+* [[Enhanced Editor]]
-WPSTK home page: [http://wpstk.netlabs.org]
+;Prerequisites
+* C compiler
+* OS/2 SDK
-== License ==
+==Version==
+* 1.60 - Adds support for Open Watcom and InnoTek GCC compilers
+* 1.70 -
-Netlabs, Open Source License
+==Links==
+* [http://wpstk.netlabs.org Workplace Shell Toolkit home page]
+* [http://trac.netlabs.org/wpstk Workplace Shell Toolkit TRAC page]
+* [ftp://ftp.netlabs.org/pub/wpstk/ release binaries] from the Netlabs FTP server.
-[[Category:Tools]]
+[[Category:C Libraries]]