Running Dolphin on OS X
The Object-Arts people have put up a very detailed post on the subject, and some videos.
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The Object-Arts people have put up a very detailed post on the subject, and some videos.
Tony Garnock-Jones has a build of GNU Smalltalk for OS X.
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Cincom has updated the license for the download versions of VisualWorks and ObjectStudio - it seems to be a lot more reasonable than earlier drafts that were up on the site. More importantly, the license that comes with the download now matches what you'll find on the site, so there's no confusion as to what the terms are. Check it out.
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Pharo based scripting is coming along:
Coral makes it possible to write shell scripts with Pharo. It’s actually several parts:
- A wrapper shell script
- To seamlessly invoke the VM from the command line.
- A tiny syntax extension
- Smalltalk has no syntax to declare classes and methods outside of the code browser. Coral’s syntax extension allows to declare classes, methods, and to evaluate code, all in a simple text file.
- A lighter, prepared image
- The Coral image is configured to launch quickly, without a graphical interface, and is preloaded with packages useful for scripting, like access to the system’s filesystem and processes.
If you follow the link, there's a video as well
The ESUG folks are getting their videos posted to YouTube.
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You'll want to grab Pharo 1.3, and then do this to load the latest:
Gofer it squeaksource: 'MetacelloRepository'; package: 'ConfigurationOfGlorpDBX'; load. (((Smalltalk at: #ConfigurationOfGlorpDBX) perform: #project) perform: #version: with: #stable) load
Looks like a lot of work went into that in order to update Glorp for Pharo to the latest code being used in VisualWorks - great job!
Travis has some interesting thoughts on how we should make objects
Mariano is working on fast package loading for Pharo using Fuel. Impressive: 7 seconds for loading Seaside - he will report soon on his blog.
Sounds like the same idea as Parcels for VisualWorks.
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