On Wed, 2008-12-10 at 16:08 -0300, Alexandre Bergel wrote:
Dear List,
Something is trotting in my head for few weeks. According to the mails
exchanged on this list, it seems that interacting with C is of a high
priority. I was wondering whether you had a similar need for talking
to
Hi Bill!
Does that help? I'm trying to
encourage you without overestimating the size of the market.
Yes it does. Even if I am not surprise with your experience, thanks
for sharing.
The ubiquity of the JVM makes it a very appealing platform. For
example, people from Ambienttalkt [*]
Use case SE:
The standard edition approach will make use of the ScriptHost
extension that comes with Java 6. Being able to script any java
application with smalltalk would be just wonderful. I'm working
wih rhino (mozillas javascript engine in java) at the moment and
it is really
Alexandre,
C has a fairly unique place among languages. We could debate how far
that goes and the reasons for it, but a few that come to mind are: it
arrived a long time ago; it was widely adopted; *nix lives by it. Pharo
has to speak it.
In most situations where I have used Dolphin's COM
