Where should I comment on squeakvm.org?

Where should I put a comment about squeakvm.org (specifically the
Win32 compiliation directions)?  On Windows 2000, the place to add the
GNU tools to your PATH environment variable is System Properties,
Advanced tab, Environment Variables... (middle of the window) button.
After you change it, reboot.  On Windows XP, the place is System
Properties, Advanced tab, Environment Variables... (bottom left of the
window).  You don't have to reboot on XP to have it take effect, but
you do need to open a new cmd.exe window to have the new setting work
for that new process.

-Kyle H
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        I remember in early version of ST80, a Workspace was a
_tabula rasa_ for each doIt.  Evaluating code left no trace.
Then someone stuck in a hack whereby each Workspace maintained
a Dictionary of variables that had been declared between
vertical lines in a code swatch executed via doIt, so that
you could then use those variables in later doIts and they
would already be defined, with the objects assigned to
them still hanging around via the Dictionary.

        I see that in Squeak, workspaces have Dictionaries,
and sure enough, a variable I declared in a doIt does show
up there, but it never seems to have a persistent value.
What's with that?  What's that Dictionary doing, if not
hanging onto the values of my temporary variables?

Mike O'Brien
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Am 14.07.2006 um 01:59 schrieb Mike O'Brien:

Actually, that works fine, but you must not declare your variables  
(using | var |). If you do, these are pure temporaries.

- Bert -

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