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Date: September 28, 2005
From: xiao jun <admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Dear Sir/Madam, I am Mr.Xiao Jun,managinig director of HUAMAO ARTS AND CRAFTS Import/Export Corp.(HMARTS) we are a group of business men who deal on Art and Craft and export into the Canada/America and Europe, Asia,Australia. We are searching for representatives who can help us establish a medium of getting to our customers in the Canada/America and Europe,Asia, Australia as well as making payments through you to us.Please if you are interested in transacting business with us we will be very glad. Please contact us for more information.Subject to your satisfaction you will be given the opportunity to negotiate your mode of which we will pay for your services as our representative in Canada/America Asia, Australia and Europe Please if you are interested forward to us your phone number/fax and your full contact addresses, to the following Email address:fromthetableofxiao@xxxxxxxxxxx HUAMAO ARTS AND CRAFTS 55 An Suing East 9th Street, Taichung, China Thanks In advance Managing Director, Mr.Xiao Jun.
Date: September 27, 2005
From: Mike Anderson <help-smalltalk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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Sungjin Chun wrote: > I've read this "arch" thing several times in this mailling list and > posted where/how to get most current code from it. But no one answers > T_T. So I ask this again. How can I fetch most current source code for > GNU Smalltalk from "arch" thing? I've used CVS and SVN. Well, it's GNU Arch (version < 2), but it also goes by the name tla - I don't know the reason, but I'm prepared to guess it has something to do with the author's name (Tom Lord). You can find more information at http://www.gnu.org/software/gnu-arch/. If you said what platform you're on, I might be able to suggest how you might get hold of it. For me (on Gentoo), it's: $ emerge tla Mike
Date: September 26, 2005
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Date: September 26, 2005
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Date: September 26, 2005
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Date: September 26, 2005
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Date: September 25, 2005
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Date: September 25, 2005
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Date: September 25, 2005
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Date: September 25, 2005
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Date: September 25, 2005
From: Sungjin Chun <chunsj@xxxxxxxxxx>
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Thanks in advance. On Sep 24, 2005, at 3:20 AM, Paolo Bonzini wrote:
well, 2.1.12 but 2.2 is coming real soon. you can track it with "arch" (also known as bazaar, or tla) which is a better versioning system than CVS (more similar to subversion or to svk, if you know it) except that it has some serious scalability problems. ;-)
Date: September 23, 2005
From: Paolo Bonzini <paolo.bonzini@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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the default from Debian/Sarge: Package: libgtk2.0-dev Version: 2.6.4-3
i'll try downloading the package and diffing the head
well, 2.1.12 but 2.2 is coming real soon. you can track it with "arch" (also known as bazaar, or tla) which is a better versioning system than CVS (more similar to subversion or to svk, if you know it) except that it has some serious scalability problems. ;-)Also, there's no CVS repository for now, only arch. Sooner or later I'll get to mirroring it on savannah.so 2.1.11 from ftp.gnu.org is the most actual version ?
I guess this was some problems in the backporting of 2.2 improvements to 2.1 (because 2.1 does not have <namespace> in packages.xml).When I fix this bug, I'll post 2.2. :-)*hm* I found out where the " invalid scope resolution " came from. Loading GST/GTK like : Smalltalk addSubspace: #GTK! Namespace current: GTK! PackageLoader fileInPackage: 'GTK'!
'C function g_param_type_init not defined' 'C function g_object_type_init not defined' 'C function g_param_spec_types_init not defined'
I think these are problems in the header files. I'll take a look. Paolo
Date: September 23, 2005
From: kraehe <kraehe@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Moin Guru's, I've tried GTK from GST 2.1.11. Compilation on a Debian/Sarge box run into the problem, that GDK_PIXBUF_ENABLE_BACKEND is required in my include files to define GdkPixbufFormat, GDK_PIXBUF_FORMAT_THREADSAFE, GDK_PIXBUF_FORMAT_SCALABLE and GDK_PIXBUF_FORMAT_WRITABLE. #define GDK_PIXBUF_ENABLE_BACKEND 1 fixed the symptom - the real fix should go into the awk files. Loading the package resulted in the following errors. Still the example files from the ./gst/gtk directory look to work. st> PackageLoader fileInPackage: 'GTK'! Loading package GTK Recompiling classes... Recompiling class: GtkRequisition class Recompiling selector: #sizeof Recompiling classes... Recompiling classes... Recompiling class: GdkEventButton class Recompiling selector: #sizeof Recompiling classes... Recompiling class: GdkEventMotion class Recompiling selector: #sizeof Recompiling classes... Recompiling class: GdkEventConfigure class Recompiling selector: #sizeof 'C function g_param_type_init not defined' 'C function g_object_type_init not defined' 'C function g_param_spec_types_init not defined' Object: nil error: did not understand #type UndefinedObject(Object)>>#doesNotUnderstand: UndefinedObject>>#executeStatements /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:37: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:164: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:170: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:176: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:182: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:188: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:196: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:204: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:210: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:216: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:222: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:228: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:246: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:255: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:263: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:272: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:279: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:287: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:295: invalid scope resolution /mnt/hda6/local/share/smalltalk/gtk/GtkImpl.st:315: invalid scope resolution btw: how to access GST via CVS ? The directory on savannah looks empty to me. ciao,Michael -- mailto:kraehe@xxxxxxxxxxx UNA:+.? 'CED+2+:::Linux:2.6.12'UNZ+1' http://www.xml-edifact.org/ CETERUM CENSEO WINDOWS ESSE DELENDAM
Date: September 22, 2005
From: Daniel Solaz <dsolaz@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Hello.
Just in case anyone cares, this is what I had to do to get a
looks-like-it's-working 64-bit gst on IRIX using the mipspro compiler
and linker. I hope I do not forget anything.
Context info: Octane R12000, IRIX 6.5.26; mipspro 7.3.1. I have the
full set of GNU utilities installed under /usr/freeware; I used GNU
make.
1) configure hacking:
The test for "long double" fails due to gcc options being passed to, and
rejected by, the mipspro compiler. I commented out lines 5085 and
5116, which add -Werror and -Wno-long-double to CFLAGS. Maybe I
removed some other gcc options elsewhere.
2) ./configure --disable-gtk CC=cc CFLAGS="-64 -mips4" LDFLAGS="-64
-mips4"
As you can see, no JIT and no preemption. Will try that later.
3) additional hacking:
libgst/Makefile: removed a -Wall option.
libgst/memzero.h: mipspro cannot swallow the postfix ++ operator in the
COPY macro; problem 'solved' by commenting all uses of LOOP_ALIGN and
LOOP_FINISH, and putting a call to "memset((void*)dst, 0, (size_t)n)"
instead. Suggestions welcome.
libgst/interp.inl: that UINTMAX_C(2) in line 75 causes parsing problems
(?); I put "2UL" in place.
At this point, compilation ends successfully.
4) gmake check:
all 84 tests passed
5) after installation:
${INSTALL_ROOT}/lib/smalltalk/libc.la correction: libdir points to /lib,
should be /usr/lib64
Regards.
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Markus Fritsche wrote:
They are possible. But he could use the ObjectDumper facility to do a binary dump of the objects.My name is Avelino Herrera Morales and I am new in this list and with the Smalltalk :-). Have the GNU Smalltalk a compiler? I would have a compiler to byte code that allow me to execute only byte code files (not source code files) directly. Like the "javac" compiler and "java" virtual machine separate applications for the java language.What with objects which were created at compile time (if these are possible ingst)?
It stores them as VariableBinding objects. Currently these are not special cased by the ObjectDumper, but they ought to (i.e. the ObjectDumper should store them as the path from the root namespace, Smalltalk, to the VariableBinding object).Does GNU Smalltalk have 'hard' references to ClassVars in Methods?
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> My name is Avelino Herrera Morales and I am new in this list and > with the Smalltalk :-). Have the GNU Smalltalk a compiler? I would have > a compiler to byte code that allow me to execute only byte code files > (not source code files) directly. Like the "javac" compiler and "java" > virtual machine separate applications for the java language. I don't know about GNU Smalltalk's implementation of Methods and Blocks binary storage - but what you have to look at if you're doing something like this, is: how to relocate references to classes and objects stored in Methods, how be sure, that these are the same which they were, as you saved the (Compiled)Method (Block) the first time? What with objects which were created at compile time (if these are possible in gst)? Does GNU Smalltalk have 'hard' references to ClassVars in Methods? Kind regards, Markus --
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Date: September 19, 2005
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Bruce Badger wrote:
On 9/19/05, Paolo Bonzini <paolo.bonzini@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:It strikes me as absurd that you cannot make a decision to discard an architecture if you want your package to enter Debian. Particularly when almost everybody using m68k is using uClibc or similar.However, the cross compiling often throws up things that really ought to be fixed anyway, so getting the code to work on all architectures is probably good for all architectures.
So the problem with m68k is just that it is cross compiled... http://buildd.debian.org/fetch.php?&pkg=gnu-smalltalk&ver=2.1.8-2&arch=m68k&stamp=1094298817&file=log&as=rawIndeed, genprims crashes when you try to execute it because it was not compiled *on* a m68k, was it?
I guess I will have to distribute prims.inl, vm.inl and friends. Paolo
Date: September 19, 2005
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On 9/19/05, Paolo Bonzini <paolo.bonzini@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > It strikes me as absurd that you cannot make a decision to discard an > architecture if you want your package to enter Debian. > > Particularly when almost everybody using m68k is using uClibc or similar. However, the cross compiling often throws up things that really ought to be fixed anyway, so getting the code to work on all architectures is probably good for all architectures. The return is that GNU Smalltalk becomes trivially available for a huge number of people. This would be a Good Thing. Bruce -- Make the most of your skills - with OpenSkills http://www.openskills.org/
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It strikes me as absurd that you cannot make a decision to discard an architecture if you want your package to enter Debian.It would be great to see GNU Smalltalk make it into Debian testing - at long last. I think it would give a big boost to the day to day use of Smalltalkto have GNU Smalltalk within the set of supported Debian packages. There is more than a year to go before the next Debian release (etch),and while that may seem like lots of time, similar points were made about a year before sarge came out, and GNU Smalltalk missed that one.
Particularly when almost everybody using m68k is using uClibc or similar. Paolo
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On 9/19/05, Paolo Bonzini <paolo.bonzini@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I don't have a clue... Sincerely, I don't care much about m68k. ia64, > well, it's another story, and I'm hopeful that it will since I have > tested it on x86_64. But I don't have a machine to test it. It would be great to see GNU Smalltalk make it into Debian testing - at long last. I think it would give a big boost to the day to day use of Smalltalk to have GNU Smalltalk within the set of supported Debian packages. There is more than a year to go before the next Debian release (etch), and while that may seem like lots of time, similar points were made about a year before sarge came out, and GNU Smalltalk missed that one. Bruce -- Make the most of your skills - with OpenSkills http://www.openskills.org/
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I don't have a clue... Sincerely, I don't care much about m68k. ia64, well, it's another story, and I'm hopeful that it will since I have tested it on x86_64. But I don't have a machine to test it.On Sun, Sep 04, 2005 at 11:12:04AM -0700, Isaac Gouy wrote:--- Paolo Bonzini <paolo.bonzini@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:Just FYI, mirrors.sourcecontrol.net has all the patches from the repository now. And, my plan of releasing 2.2 around mid September still holds.Might 2.2 make it into debian?It will if it can be compiled on ia64 and m68k.
Paolo
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You might notice the [ Processor activeProcess suspend ], if you look at www.copyleft.de/OrbitMUD/MUD-GST-loader.st script. The server does not start, as long as the REPL forground process is active. Any yield will process pending interupts once, but it would be nice to have both the REPL and the MUD up and running. I might just miss the method name here.
It is not yet supported, unluckily.
thanks for those methods, i'll update my MUD-Compat.st after lunch. I guess,that GST 2.1.12 or a later version wont require loading this file anymore.
Hm. Actually not, the messages that I sent you are those are not already in 2.2 and that I won't add (e.g. #newFrom: is an abomination if the Blue Book has #withAll: -- you may want to change your code, actually!).
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Moin Paolo Bonzini, > Great, thanks to both. coprocessing to work work as a socket server will benefit more applications than only MUD servers ... GST needs more applications. > Michael (kraehe) if there are any parts that you want to move to the > kernel, e.g. portability fixes or bug fixes, be sure to tell me asap. You might notice the [ Processor activeProcess suspend ], if you look at www.copyleft.de/OrbitMUD/MUD-GST-loader.st script. The server does not start, as long as the REPL forground process is active. Any yield will process pending interupts once, but it would be nice to have both the REPL and the MUD up and running. I might just miss the method name here. > Here's a rewritten one whose methods are GPL because I wrote it. If you > need any more missing methods, take them from GST which is also (L)GPL. thanks for those methods, i'll update my MUD-Compat.st after lunch. I guess, that GST 2.1.12 or a later version wont require loading this file anymore. > !Integer methodsFor: 'converting'! > > asString > ^self printString > ! ! > > !String methodsFor: 'converting'! > > capitalized > ^self copyEmpty > at: 1 put: (self at: 1) asUppercase; > replaceFrom: 2 to: self size with: self startingAt: 2; > yourself! > > withBlanksTrimmed > ^self trimSeparators > ! ! > > !CharacterArray class methodsFor: 'instance creation'! > > crlf > ^self with: Character cr with: Character lf > ! ! > > > !SequenceableCollection class methodsFor: 'instance creation'! > > newFrom: aCollection > ^self withAll: aCollection > ! ! ciao,Michael -- mailto:kraehe@xxxxxxxxxxx UNA:+.? 'CED+2+:::Linux:2.4.29'UNZ+1' http://www.xml-edifact.org/ CETERUM CENSEO WINDOWS ESSE DELENDAM
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*cheers* a virtual beer !I've just had the first OrbitMUD login, with GST as a server.There are some minor problems in my code to port OrbitMUD to GST left, so I think to release new version tomorrow.
Great, thanks to both.Michael (kraehe) if there are any parts that you want to move to the kernel, e.g. portability fixes or bug fixes, be sure to tell me asap.
Paolo
Date: September 13, 2005
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Moin Mike Anderson, > In file_polling_handler, the loop is cut short once all fds that have > events on them have been checked, but that means that the remainder, > that are still waiting, don't get moved up in the array and get lost. > One line patch attached. *cheers* a virtual beer ! I've just had the first OrbitMUD login, with GST as a server. There are some minor problems in my code to port OrbitMUD to GST left, so I think to release new version tomorrow. ciao,Michael -- mailto:kraehe@xxxxxxxxxxx UNA:+.? 'CED+2+:::Linux:2.4.29'UNZ+1' http://www.xml-edifact.org/ CETERUM CENSEO WINDOWS ESSE DELENDAM
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Hi,are there any instruction on getting latest source code for gst? It seems that gst uses arch(?). I'm new to this system.
Thanks in advance. On Sep 13, 2005, at 5:32 PM, Paolo Bonzini wrote:
I figured the easiest way to give you "write access" to GNU Smalltalk is just to create your own branch on sourcecontrol.net, from which I can cherrypick changes. Can you do so?I will have a go. I must admit that I am so far completely lost with arch, but I will keep trying.Robert (Collins) can you update the rules to download gst from my archive and make a branch, for the latest bazaar?Paolo _______________________________________________ help-smalltalk mailing list help-smalltalk@xxxxxxx http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-smalltalk
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I figured the easiest way to give you "write access" to GNU Smalltalk is just to create your own branch on sourcecontrol.net, from which I can cherrypick changes. Can you do so?I will have a go. I must admit that I am so far completely lost with arch, but I will keep trying.
Robert (Collins) can you update the rules to download gst from my archive and make a branch, for the latest bazaar?
Paolo
Date: September 12, 2005
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Paolo Bonzini wrote:
Mike Anderson wrote:I figured the easiest way to give you "write access" to GNU Smalltalk is just to create your own branch on sourcecontrol.net, from which I can cherrypick changes. Can you do so?
I will have a go. I must admit that I am so far completely lost with arch, but I will keep trying.
Mike
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Mike Anderson wrote:
Continuing to mess around with file descriptors, I think I've tracked down Michael Koehne's bug.In file_polling_handler, the loop is cut short once all fds that have events on them have been checked, but that means that the remainder, that are still waiting, don't get moved up in the array and get lost.One line patch attached.
Applied, thanks.I figured the easiest way to give you "write access" to GNU Smalltalk is just to create your own branch on sourcecontrol.net, from which I can cherrypick changes. Can you do so?
Thanks, Paolo
Date: September 12, 2005
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Sungjin Chun wrote:
Hmm, how can I fix/help someone to fix this problem? Sending make check result?
I'm also on a PPC, I'll look into it as soon as possible. Paolo
Date: September 12, 2005
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Sungjin Chun wrote:For me, if I turn on JIT, make check fails(intmath). Is this related to my platform(Mac OS X, PowerPC G4)?Yes, it could be a bug in the PPC back-end. Paolo
Date: September 11, 2005
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Continuing to mess around with file descriptors, I think I've tracked down Michael Koehne's bug.
In file_polling_handler, the loop is cut short once all fds that have events on them have been checked, but that means that the remainder, that are still waiting, don't get moved up in the array and get lost.
One line patch attached. Mike
--- arch/libgst/events.c 2005-09-07 07:22:12.000000000 +0000
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