[Newbie] Is squeak thread-safe ?
Alejandro F. Reimondo
aleReimondo at sugarweb.com
Thu Dec 16 16:12:25 UTC 1999
You can follow this link
http://www.sugarWeb.com/Web/index.htm
to know how to convert the Squeak VM in a COM object.
This page is in spanish but you can folow the link to Squeak page
and the english version.
At end of the squeak essays you can find a link to a page
with zip files containing the source code.
hope this can help.
Ale.
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De: Guillaume Rams[SMTP:guillaume.rams at sema.fr]
Responder a: squeak at cs.uiuc.edu
Enviado el: Jueves 16 de Diciembre de 1999 11:56
Para: Squeak mailing-list
Asunto: [Newbie] Is squeak thread-safe ?
Hi all,
I want to know if the squeak interpretor is thread-safe. Because I would
like to compile it as an ActiveX that implements the IActiveScript interface
(WIN32 platform specific, sorry). Such ActiveX are interpretors for
scripting langages in IE or windows scripting host. Microsoft provides DLLs
for JScript and VBScript, but they don't fit well with heavy-scripted pages
on the client-side and someone has made a PERL implementation also. Using
squeak would enable scripting like this I guess :
<SCRIPT language="squeak">
(NodeList with: (document tags: "DIV")) do: [:t | t innerHTML:
"<H1>Foobar</H1>"]
</SCRIPT>
This raises a few questions :
- is the interpretor thread-safe ?
- can the image be stripped easily of all display-related stuff ?
- how do I wrap an external COM object into a squeak object ?
Guillaume Rams
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