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Technical support includes a variety of products and services to benefit consumers and businesses. These benefits include troubleshooting, computer repair, and live chat solutions. It is not uncommon to experience problems with phone service and these problems often need high-level technical ass...
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Hi, there's an issue when a process terminating another process is terminated in the middle of the unwind.
As a result the original process won't finish unwinding and will leave either a suspended process or a chain of unfinished contexts behind (to be GC'd).
Here's a test: KernelTests-jar...
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Hi all,
#runUntilErrorOrReturnFrom: installs an ensure context later it removes it. The removal is done via this line:
"No error was raised, remove ensure context by stepping until popped"
[ctxt isDead] whileFalse: [topContext := topContext stepToCallee].
Would you agree t...
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Hi,
a minor bug here:
[] ensure: [thisContext privSender: nil]
If you step through a few times you get MessageNotUnderstood instead of BlockCannotReturn. The problem is #stepToHome: doesn't find a home context and tries to send #home to nil.
regards,
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Hi All,
Until recently signalling an already existing exception object have lead to an error. As a temporary measure we made sending #signal to an exception equivalent to #outer ([1] and [2]); however, according to ANSI re-signalling an existing exception should be legitimate and differs from s...
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Try this simple test:
resumedCorrectly := false.
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[ Warning signal ] on: Warning do: [ :ex | ex outer ]. "returns here"
resumedCorrectly := true.
] on: Warning do: [ :ex | ex resume ].
resumedCorrectly "---> true"
But in this equivalent case it'll return inco...
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I'm learning Smalltalk programming as I think its way ahead as an OOP
programming tool. I would appreciate feedback regarding my coding of the
following problem. I have a sequence of letters representing bases in a DNA
and want to change the T to a U in the string. I have done this in two
wa...
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I'm learning Smalltalk programming as I think its way ahead as an OOP
programming tool. I would appreciate feedback regarding my coding of the
following problem. I have a sequence of letters representing bases in a DNA
and want to change the T to a U in the string. I have done this in two
wa...
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From the few benchmarks that I have run, Squeak looks very promising.
However, it is very difficult to tell what Squeak is, due to the lack of documentation.
Squeak by example is more than 6 years old, and only by a stretch of the imagination may it be called a user's guide.
It certainly is...
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Squeak is a modern, open source, highly portable, fast and full-featured implementation of the powerful Smalltalk programming language and environment.
