dh83

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by dh83 14y ago
thats why I still program in text files and use gdb for debugging. They are fast and reliable, that's what you need for algorithms anyway. And who cares about abstractions.
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by dh83 14y ago
or use http://smalltalkhub.com in the first place :)
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by dh83 14y ago
Unless you regularly updated and worked on the latest 2.0 beta this is news ;). You have a complete list of images here http://pharo.gforge.inria.fr/ci/image/20/ including release dates. During the beta update process it might happen that
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by dh83 14y ago
Yep I can only agree with you, and there is some communication issue for the matter of the image/vm downloads. Some measures have been taken especially if you run from the commandline use the zeroconf scripts from http://files.pharo.org/sc
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by dh83 14y ago
Cleanups and a modern implementation with proper separation of the compiler toolchain. Additionally they introduced a nice new IR representation to do more sophisticated changes. All in all it does not come with fancy new features but a mor
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by dh83 14y ago
Pharo has quite a decent set of command-line tools at hand for a Smalltalk (see also http://pharobooks.gforge.inria.fr/PharoByExampleTwo-Eng/late... ). As for FFI we're about to fully integrate NativeBoost into the system which already pro
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by dh83 14y ago
Seaside works, yet it has not been officially release for 2.0 hence we rely on a gofer script to load all dependencies. What error? I doubt it's related to seaside. And for the configuration we mostly need somebody to do it :) since the se
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by dh83 14y ago
What you don't know Kent Beck!! :D and yes even to me that quote is rather meaningless :P. I'll try to get the at least the ALT text updated.
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by dh83 14y ago
Nope, even though it is ready for 2.0 it was not included in the release. If you are more interested you can have a look at the prepared jenkins images https://ci.inria.fr/rmod/job/Opal/ .
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by dh83 14y ago
And we're eager to top this in the following years ;)
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by dh83 14y ago
Yes seaside is still in active development and there is progress on getting a nice configuration working on Pharo 2.0. Until then you can use our manual build from https://ci.inria.fr/pharo-contribution/job/Seaside-2.0/ to test it.