 This is an  *experimental*  port of EBE, an Integrated Development Environment
written in C++ using Qt for the GUI elements.

For more information about EBE please consult  http://www.rayseyfarth.com/ebe/.

 From the official website:  "In a nutshell ebe supports program development in 
C, C++, Fortran and Assembly.  It was designed to support Assembly and I needed
to be able to  build programs  with C functions,  so C and C++  were important.  
Adding Fortran was easy, so why not? The Qt version of ebe runs on Linux, OS X
and Windows."

 Well, it seems that this release works also on OS/2 machines, so as the author
says, "why not?" ;)  I must admit it's an experimental release because I didn't
have the time to test it thoroughly. It doesn't crash, it seems able to know if
development tools are installed or not (indeed it does recognize the absence of
gdb on my system, just for starters) and it seems to me quite usable.

 As always, feel free to use it but USE IT AT YOUR OWN RISK. I will not be held
responsible  for any damage  coming from the use or misuse of  this software or
its accompaining data.  I honestly hate writing all these disclaimers,  but I'm
sure you will understand why I do this.

 I hope this software will prove to be useful. As always, since I'm doing these
ports only for us of the  OS/2 community,  I strongly ask you to let me know if
you find  these software useful,  funny or simply  like to have more. This will
stimulate me to make more ports or start developing native OS/2 software.

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