At last! I’ve wanted to see this list ever since I started Smalltalking. Here are the initial modules in Context, including the classes and methods they contain, numbered for reference.
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initial Context modularization
Posted in Context, Naiad, Spoon with tags context on 20 June 2011 by Craig LattaHow would you sort these classes by dependency?
Posted in Naiad, Spoon on 20 June 2011 by Craig LattaHere are the last 168 classes remaining in Spoon. I’m sorting them into a graph of dependent modules for the next release. How would you do it? Suggestions welcome.
ArrayedCollection Collection SequenceableCollection Array ByteArray Interval LinkedList OrderedCollection SharedQueue SortedCollection Association Link LookupKey ReadOnlyVariableBinding WeakKeyAssociation Character String Symbol Dictionary IdentityDictionary IdentitySet Set WeakArray WeakIdentityKeyDictionary WeakKeyDictionary WeakRegistry WeakSet Behavior Class ClassBuilder ClassDescription Metaclass Magnitude Time BlockContext CompiledMethod ContextPart InstructionStream Message MethodContext MethodDictionary Float Integer LargeNegativeInteger LargePositiveInteger Number Random SmallInteger Boolean False Object True UndefinedObject Delay Process ProcessorScheduler Semaphore HTTPServer HTTPAction ExceptionMarker OtherMarker RemoteMethod ClassID MethodID Module ModuleDescription Version AuthorEdition BehavioralEdition Checkpoint ClassEdition CommentEdition CommentedEdition Edit EditHistory Edition MetaclassEdition MethodEdition ProtoclassEdition TaggedEdition TagsEdition Apache GPL GPL3 License MIT Squeak BehavioralLiteralMarker ClassLiteralMarker ClassVariableLiteralMarker GlobalLiteralMarker IdentityLiteralMarker MetaSuperSendLiteralMarker MethodLiteralTransmissionMarker PublishedVariableLiteralMarker SharedVariableLiteralMarker UndeclaredLiteralMarker Manifest NegativeManifest PositiveManifest DescribeModule BrowseAvailableModules EmitFavoritesIcon InstallRemoteModule ListInstalledModules ModuleAction Quit RemoteModuleAction RemoveModule RunRemoteModule Snapshot Welcome UUID UUIDGenerator CounterpartRequest IncomingMessageExchange MessageExchange MessagingServer MessagingSession Other OutgoingMessageExchange RemoteMessageAnswer Wormhole WormholeServer Scanner Halt BlockCannotReturn Error Exception ExceptionAboutToReturn Notification ZeroDivide ConnectionRefused EncodingMismatch ExternalResourceError FailedReadingAttempt InvalidPositioningAttempt StreamingError Timeout MethodReference Interpreter ObjectMemory PositionableStream Stream WritableStream Correspondent Server SocketAddress SocketAddressResolver ExternalSemaphoreTable Client IncomingClient IncomingHTTPClient OutgoingClient SocketTransport Transport ExternalStream NetStream SocketStream TCPStream ExternalResource Peer ClientTCPSocket IncomingClientTCPSocket OutgoingClientTCPSocket ServerTCPSocket Socket TCPSocket
Windows and Linux apps created, initial modularization in progress
Posted in Naiad, Spoon on 14 June 2011 by Craig LattaI’ve created Windows and Linux apps to go along with the Mac app I made for starting Spoon. Now I’m sorting all the classes and methods of the minimal object memory into modules. Next I’ll test installing a module from one memory to another via Spoon’s webpage interface. Then I’ll adapt the remote browsing support to Squeak 4.2. Then, a release!
Happy first Equinox!
Posted in Naiad, Spoon on 22 March 2011 by Craig LattaHappy spring or autumn!
Making a deadline for myself pushed me to spend more time on Spoon, hooray! A couple of host-OS issues took more time than I thought they would, boo!
In the previous Spoon release, the (headless) minimal object memory includes a tiny web server that, when visited with a host-OS web browser, welcomes you to Spoon and offers a few suggestions for getting started (e.g., how to load modules). This release augments that with minimal virtual filesystem support (it turned out to be WebDAV), so that you can use “your favorite text editor” to interact with the system (eliminating what is for me the most annoying reason why people don’t try Smalltalk). I did this last, and it took longer than I thought it would to pull this off on Microsoft Windows (and yet, I’m not surprised :).
In the meantime, please do comment on http://netjam.org/spoon/naiad if you haven’t already. Thanks!
new Naiad memory visualization data
Posted in Naiad on 27 January 2011 by Craig Latta
minimal Naiad memory visualization, 2011-01-27
I’ve finished another manual pass through the minimal Naiad subject memory, and have generated another set of graph data for the Walrus 3D visualizer. There are 8,628 objects and 28,449 connections, in a memory that is 281,604 bytes in size. Try exploring around the space; please let me know if you find anything odd. :) You can watch a sample exploration session, too:
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