Igor Stasenko wrote: > > hehe.. well. lost code & time is definitely not exciting adventure :) >
:) I actually had just started porting my projects from Pharo 1.2 to 1.3 and I didn't really have any data in the frozen image. But, I realized that if an important (possibly not-backed-up?) image ever froze on me, I'd be totally helpless. It felt like an important psychological and intellectual exercise to know that I could go down the VM rabbit hole when needed and rescue myself no matter how badly I messed something up in the image. So, I drew a line in the sand and decided I would do whatever it took to figure it out. Having come out the other side, nothing seems impossible (although I got really clear why I made the 15 year journey from C that has landed me on Smalltalk - compile cycles suck, for one thing). I would recommend everyone dive into the VM. I feel much more at ease now, and look forward to possibly contributing to the VM (beyond just filing a lot of bug reports, lol). Sean p.s. It's awesome to have a cadre of VM experts at our fingertips. I got near-immediate support from Mariano, Elliot, and Igor; which made all the difference. -- View this message in context: http://forum.world.st/1-3-OneCick-with-Cog-VM-tp3798884p3805097.html Sent from the Pharo Smalltalk mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
