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The IBM OS/2 Developer API Extensions (later renamed to Open32 provide a subset of the WIN32 APIs on OS/2 for source code compatibility, enabling the migration of Windows 95 and Windows NT applications to OS/2. It allows application developers to maintain a similar code base for 32-bit Windows and OS/2 Warp applications, and provides over 700 new APIs that are consistent with Windows APIs.

Articles

David E. Reich: IBM Developer API Extensions (Aug 1995)
Todd Crowe: Using the IBM Developer API Extensions for OS/2 Warp (Apr 1996)

Publications

Developer API Extensions Guide (Jan 1996)

Links

IBM Warp Developer API Extensions for OS/2 Version 1.0 [1]

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	IBM OS/2 Developer API Extensions ~~were~~ later renamed to [[Open32]].		The IBM OS/2 Developer API Extensions (later renamed to [[Open32]] provide a subset of the WIN32 APIs on OS/2 for source code compatibility, enabling the migration of Windows 95 and Windows NT applications to OS/2. It allows application developers to maintain a similar code base for 32-bit Windows and OS/2 Warp applications, and provides over 700 new APIs that are consistent with Windows APIs.

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