Advice on squeaklets needed
Russell Allen
russell.allen at firebirdmedia.com
Mon Dec 18 05:55:39 UTC 2000
Hi all,
This is a question for all the people who've been playing with
squeaklets.
I have a squeak application that I want to turn into a squeaklet. The
app consists of:
* 156K source code (uncompressed)
* 272K data file (a gzipped lexicon)
* 30K images (gzipped bmps)
Grand total: 458K
Now, my question is what is the best way to deliver this so as to keep
the download size and the compilation time smallest?
I don't know much about how to use the image segment stuff - is it
possible to deliver the source code compiled, rather than downloading
then fileing it in?
My current thinking was that the squeaklet would load and compile a
short script which would download the other components, unzip and
compile them, then start the application. Does anyone know any better
way?
Thanks for any help...
Russell
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