Thanks for sharing. There were't that many compilers released that produced OS/2 code, less still that actually ran under OS/2. I was only aware of MSC, IBM, Borland, Watcom. There's enough in the read me to get up and running with a DOS .EXE but I'll have to dig a little deeper to create a OS/2 protected mode program. Using the default install requires some environment variables to be set so the compiler can find the headers and the clib.
The greater mystery to me, is why on earth did this person make ISO images of the disks? They know how to find/use imaging tools: witness the UltraIso signature in the header. I did leave a comment on the upload page suggesting that - perhaps the uploader will give it some thought.
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Of course, if one was sincerely interested in the softs, they would have at least read the README on disk 1.
SET LIB=C:\LC