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Here is a snapshot of my porting effort of Squeak-2.0 on NEXTSTEP. The application nextstep/Squeak-v0.1.app is functionnal, if a little slow. You can configure in the Info/Preference panel: - the size of memory used for the heap, - the path of the image, - the mapping of the modifiers and mouse button to the tree-buttoned Smalltalk mouse. Have a look at the source to check how non-exclusive configuration is handled. dwrite Squeak YellowButton lm dwrite Squeak BlueButton r dwrite Squeak RedButton l dwrite Squeak ImagePath /local/src/squeak-2.0/image/Squeak2.0.image I'm sorry, the sources do not correspond to the compiled application. I've started to upgrade them, planing to directly access the video memory (via /dev/vid0) for better performance. Since I've interrupted work on it last month, I don't remember if it would even compile... The project in nextstep/ will compile the Squeak library. However, you need gmake to do that. __Pascal Bourguignon__ mailto:pjb@imaginet.fr Thu Aug 20 05:31:12 MET 1998
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