(But nevertheless, I discovered some differences between gst and
gst-remote, e.g. the order is very important for gst-remote in which
you load the several files into the vm. Otherwise, gst-remote will
print out warnings about not existent classes.)
It might be a clue to where the problem is, though.
Indeed. gst uses the builtin compiler (written in C), while gst-remote
uses the Parser and Compiler packages.
Stephen Compall would be the right person to look into it (he was the
one stress-testing the Smalltalk compiler to the point that it became
usable for gst-remote), but he's not been active for a while.
Paolo
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