On Fri, Sep 4, 2015 at 8:25 PM, Ichiseki <is076@outlook.com> wrote:

Yes Mariano, you are right. The compilation itself should be trivial - in a
sense. The hard part is the actual development of the VM. From what I've
read, the VM is developed in Smalltalk's Slang, then transpiled to C and
then compiled isn't it?

Yes, most of it. Most of the "core". Then you also have "platform code" that is directly hand written in C and it is platform dependent (unix / windows / etc), like management of sockets, files, etc. All of this is explained in my posts.

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