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0.9b (c) 1995 Peter Childs
If you want to write operating system independent programs using Object REXX, you should keep the following differences between Object REXX for OS/2 and Object REXX for Windows 95 / Windows NT in mind:
* in the Windows version, the environment is process-local
* in the Windows version, host commands are executed in a new process
* on Windows 95, host commands always return 0
* Object REXX on Windows does not support SOM, and the DBCS support is
not documented
* in both versions (Win95 and OS/2) you should use VALUE( envVarName,
envVarValue, 'ENVIRONMENT' ) to set or read environment variables
* in both versions (Win95 and OS/2) you should use VALUE( envVarName,
.NIL, 'ENVIRONMENT' ) to delete an environment variable
More information about Object REXX for the Windows platform can be found at the Object REXX home page (see Internet - Web Pages).
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