Ned Konz wrote:

> On Monday 16 December 2002 01:43 am, Chris Burkert wrote:
> 
>>Let's say I have a new 3.4b image. What is the right way to get the
>>Plugin running ?
>>
> 
> Setting up the VM
> 	get the VM sources
> 	unpack to a directory
> Setting up the image
> 	get an image
> 	load the rePlugin from SqueakMap
> Generate the sources
> 	use VMMaker
> 		VMMakerTool openInWorld
> 		set path to platforms code
> 		set path to generated sources
> 		Choose internal/external plugins
> 			DropPlugin doesn't work right, I think.
> 			MIDIPlugin doesn't work
> 		Generate source using VMMaker tool's Generate All button
> Build everything
> 	cd <VM source directory>
> 	mkdir build
> 	cd build
> 	../platforms/unix/config/configure
> 	make
> Try new VM
> 	mkdir .libs
> 	cp */.libs/*.so .libs
> 	./squeak -plugins $PWD/.libs ../squeak.image
> 
> 	If you make everything internal, you don't have to specify a libs 
> directory
> 	or copy them.
> Test the plugin
> 	TestRunner open
> 	select ReTest
> 	click Run button
> Install it
> 	su
> 	make install


Thanks for your tips !!! It works !

regards
            Chris Burkert
-- 
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Student of applied Computer Science at Chemnitz University of Technology
      http://www.chrisburkert.de/            chbu at hrz.tu-chemnitz.de
------------------------------------------------------------------------
"I invented the term Object-Oriented, and I can tell you I did not have
  C++ in mind." - Alan Kay --> http://www.squeak.org/