Dean Roddey

Dean Roddey is a Senior Software Engineer at Quantitative Medicine, A Marquette Clinical Systems Company, where he develops clinical information software. He is appalled by many actions of his government's leaders, but his inability to figure out which one of them is the good guy prevents him from straightening the whole thing out at this time. He can be reached at droddey@jagunet.com or on CIS at 72170,1614 or in the OS/2 development forums.

Dean is also the author of the CIDLib Class Libraries, a shareware C++ development system for OS/2 Warp and IBM's Visual Age C++. See his home page at http://www.jagunet.com/~droddey/ for details or 'GO OS2SHARE' on CIS and download CIDLib.Txt.

Dean has written the following articles:

OS/2 Frequently Asked Questions  (November 1995)
Stupid Enumeration Tricks  (Volume 4 Issue 5 - June 1996)