Spoon 2 alpha 10, promoted from "next" to "current"

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Spoon 2 alpha 10, promoted from "next" to "current"

ccrraaiigg

Hi--

     I've released Spoon 2 alpha 10. This is now the current release (as
opposed to "next").

     http://netjam.org/spoon/releases/current

     This release adds a fileout of changes to the Squeak virtual
machine simulator, for running the Spoon memory in simulation. If the
Spoon system ever goes south, you can re-run under simulation to see
what's going on.

     My test for this release was running a remote system browser in a
Squeak 3.9 system, browsing a class in the Spoon memory which was
running in simulation on another Squeak 3.9 system.


     thanks again,

-C

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Craig Latta
improvisational musical informaticist
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Smalltalkers do: [:it | All with: Class, (And love: it)]

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re: Spoon release promoted from "next" to "current"

ccrraaiigg

Hi Karl--

> I downloaded spoon.2a11.win32, and finally got to
> http://localhost:8090/3 in Firefox. But clicking any link on that page
> cause a error 'can't locate <a href="http://localhost:8080'">http://localhost:8080' and the spoon
> process races away and keep filling up memory, when I killed it it was
> using 500 MB memory.
> I'm on WinXP 32 latest.

     Hurray, you're up to what should have been bug #1! :)

     I'm working on that now. What's happening (and what will probably
be the explanation for 90% of Spoon bugs from now on) is that the system
is trying to swap in a method and failing (and trying to report the
failure using still other methods it doesn't have, which sends it into a
loop). I suppose it could just give up and make some distinctive sound
instead (it has no code for interacting with the filesystem at the moment).

     The 8080 stuff is just a typo (it should be 8090). But don't just
try to visit those links at 8090, I've changed the command codes since I
wrote that code a year ago. :)


     thanks for trying it out!

-C

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Craig Latta
improvisational musical informaticist
www.netjam.org
Smalltalkers do: [:it | All with: Class, (And love: it)]



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