That is definately working. Thanks. After a Windows port that just leaves the Mac people.
Did you need any other changes besides that single reference to foo? May I have a copy of the VM to add to the FTP site? I'll be out tomorrow at XtC so the earliest I'll be able to do anything with a VM is Wednewsday. This is on Win 32, right? Andrew Tween writes: > Hi Bryce, > Thanks for the offer. I've made some good progress, so maybe a sprint won't > be > needed... > > I've made further attempts at building with 3.8, and I think I now have a VM > that works. > > Running ExuperyStoryTests, gives... > 288 run, 284 passes, 0 expected failures, 0 failures, 4 errors, 0 > unexpected > passes > all errors are due to missing classes > > Evaluating - ExuperyBenchmarks new run - gives these numbers... > arithmaticLoopBenchmark 2459 compiled 270 ratio: 9.107 > bytecodeBenchmark 4317 compiled 1237 ratio: 3.490 > sendBenchmark 3576 compiled 1782 ratio: 2.007 > doLoopsBenchmark 2231 compiled 1711 ratio: 1.304 > largeExplorers 2299 compiled 2358 ratio: 0.975 > compilerBenchmark 1956 compiled 2103 ratio: 0.930 > Cumulative Time 13066.194 compiled 5503.701 ratio 2.374 It looks like you're running a Pentium-M. > Is it safe to assume that everything is working o.k.? > Are there any other tests that need running? (I ran ExuperyTests, in the > TestRunner but it didn't do anything) I organise my tests into catagories. But ExuperyStoryTests covers everything. There is another suite in the class category Exupery Programmer-Tests. Bryce _______________________________________________ Exupery mailing list [email protected] http://lists.squeakfoundation.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/exupery
