Hi Arjen,

I tried rebuilding both the CarbonSqueak and CocoaSqueak versions of the 
Squeak VM.
The CarbonSqueak version by John McIntosh (3.2.7b6-mac-vm) probably has 
fewer bugs
but is really complicated to build (6 pages of instructions). I gave up 
on this.

Next, I tried Marcel Weiher's CocoaSqueak-3.2.1.dmg which I downloaded 
from the UIUC
Squeak archive site. Next, I retrieved the source code 
(CocoaSqueak_3_2_1_sources.tgz)
from Marcel's web site (www.metaobject.com). After putting the Project 
Builder products in
a separate build folder, I was able to successfully rebuild a VM which 
worked with both my
Squeak 2.8 and Squeak 3.2 images.

John, Marcel, and I agree that the Cocoa version will contain features 
that will never
appear in the Carbon version because of what Cocoa is.

If you have further questions, I will be happy to try to answer them. Of 
course, both John
and Marcel have cheerfully answered my questions, but sometimes there is 
a time lag
of a week or two between question and reply since both of these guys are 
pretty busy.

Cheers, Roger.....

PS: I use the December 2001 Developer tools on a G4 Powerbook (667GHz) 
running
with OSX 10.1.5.

On Thursday, July 25, 2002, at 04:15 PM, Arjen van Elteren wrote:

> Hi
>
> I want to build an OSX vm but haven't had much luck so far :-(.
> I've loaded the most recent sources from cvs and followed the 
> instructions for the Mac. Most steps went OK, right
> up to the projectbuilder (december 2001 version).
> I've made a structure like this;
>
> squeak/platforms/...
> squeak/src/..
> squeal/Project file
>
> And double-click on the project. It starts with loads of files marked 
> "red"
> , pb can't find um. I'm looking for some kind
> of source search path in PB but can't find any.
>
> HINTS ?
>
> Arjen van Elteren
>
>
>
>