I never really got pulled into VW, for various reasons.  It too has much to teach us.

Back on track, I want to emphasize my assertion that we are not making enough use of Mutex.  I can't help seeing #forMutualExclusion as something that has quirks that are "fixed" by Mutex.  Even systems that will remain nameless<g> use #forMutualExclusion for more than simply implementing Mutex, but Mutex seems to be the preferred synchronization object when critical sections are needed.

Bill




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I'm sure he is but Dolphin being a great environment, I don't mind when people remind (or inform) others of great ideas in other Smalltalk environments...  As a Smalltalker, I don't mind seeing references to VAST, VW, ObjectStudion or even VSE here when something great/elegant/clever can be learned/imported/inspired from those...

:)

And yes, I am also a Dolphin user (as well as VW and VAST) ...

:)

 
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From: Marcus Denker <marcus.denker@inria.fr>
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Subject: Re: [Pharo-project] How to resurrect an unrepsonsive image?


On Dec 8, 2011, at 9:04 PM, Schwab,Wilhelm K wrote:

>  Even in Dolphin's earliest docs

Sometimes I wonder if you are able (physically) to write a mail that does not contain the word "Dolphin"

(sorry...)

        Marcus

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