On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 10:57 AM, laurent laffont
<laurent.laffont@gmail.com> wrote:
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On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 9:56 AM, Mariano Martinez Peck
<marianopeck@gmail.com> wrote:
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I think you're right. I will add this description.
Indeed, with easy_squeakvm script you have reproducibility (all is automated, explicit svn rev. and ConfigurationOfVMMaker).
Yes, it is reproduceable. But it is the same, in the Conf version, I need the version of easy_squeakvm script as you will commit after.
? 1 version of easy_squeakvm uses automatically the right squeakvm revision and the right version of ConfigurationOfVMMaker. So the reference is not�ConfigurationOfVMMaker nor squeakvm sources, but easy_squeakvm itself.
There as a misunderstood. I know easy_squeakvm is completly reproducible. What I was saying is that someone that DOES NOT use easy_squeakvm should be reproducible too ;)
Putting the SVN revision in the Metacello version helps with this.
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easy_squeakvm� is linux specific...so I would put the svn version, not easy_squeakvm script� ;)
Yes it's true. But I think it's easily portable to MacOSX as it's a Unix system.�
As there's some work on the Windows VM build to use CMake if I understand, with cygwin we can have it too.
And then we can automatically generate the One-Click archive from scratch ;p
sounds cool. If I have time I will try easy_squeakvm� in my Mac...
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I can tag easy_squeakvm 1.0 for Pharo 1.0, easy_squeakvm 1.1 for Pharo 1.1 and so on.
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May be we can "translate" easy_squeakvm to Smalltalk so we can have an EasySqueakVM package (or better name) which is cross platform.
hahahah maybe ;)
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