This is the may 2011 version of PmW v. 4.22 for OS/2, built using GCC 4.5.2 and the Paul Smedley's
Build environment for OS/2 and eComStation.

This time I was able to build the program using a more correct configuration, so it should work
better.

I attach here what the install routine told me, hoping it will be more useful:

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The pmw command has been installed in /progetti/pmw-4.22/os2/bin. The PostScript header
file, the PostScript music fonts, and the fontmetrics files have been
installed in /progetti/pmw-4.22/os2/share/pmw. The man page has been installed in
/progetti/pmw-4.22/os2/man.

Checking to see if you have GhostScript installed...
which: No such file or directory
GhostScript appears to be installed as .

If you use the -includefont option with the pmw command, the output file
includes the PMW-Music font (and the PMW-Alpha font, if it was referenced),
and you should be able to view the output using Ghostscript without any
special configuration.

If you want to be able to use GhostScript to view music without having
to include the music fonts in every output file, you have to make the
fonts available to Ghostscript. To do this, run the command

   -h

and find a suitable font directory in the 'Search path' data. Then

  ln -s /progetti/pmw-4.22/os2/share/pmw/psfonts/PMW-alpha /that/dir/PMW-Alpha
  ln -s /progetti/pmw-4.22/os2/share/pmw/psfonts/PMW-Music.pfa /that/dir/PMW-Mus
ic.pfa

If that does not work, you may have an older version of Ghostscript.
Refer to the PMW manual for further information.
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You will only need the os2\ directory contents to use PmW. For informations on how to
use PmW under OS/2, consult the documentation.

To view and print/convert the postscript files PmW creates you will need Ghostview
and Ghostscript. To use PmW you will need the GCC 4.5.2 DLL, which is available 
on the Netlabs FTP server.

Please take some time to write me a note if you find this software useful or even if
you think that it's good for you to have new software for OS/2.

Have fun
Mentore Siesto
Pisa, Italy
mentore.siesto@alice.it