Bob Hartwig <bob at bobjectsinc.com> is widely believed to have written:

> Using version 3.0 on Win32, if I translate a plugin class, the generated
> moduleName variable appears as follows:
> 
>  	const char *moduleName = "ExamplePlugin 5 February 2001 (e)";
The specification is (and has been for a longtime) for this to work...
> 
> Of course, this doesn't match the name of the plugin class, so I
> immediately get a primitive failure.  If I manually edit the line to:
> 
> 	const char *moduleName = "ExamplePlugin";
> 
> Everything works nicely.
...which suggests a mistake in the comparison of the names - the code is
supposed to use 'strncmp()' rather than 'strcmp()'. In all the copies of
sqNamedPrims.c that I can find, it does this.

If you look at Smalltalk listLoadedModules or Smalltalk
listBuiltinModules you will see that the date and (i) or (e) is
included.

tim 

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