Hi

In certain smalltalk such as S# and GNU Smalltalk you edit a script to 
specify the files/packages that have to be loaded at boot.

In Squeak you have to remove from the image what you do not need (we 
are working to get a solution based on load scripts to create an 
image), then you ship the image (without the changes and sources 
methods) and a virtual machine. People use some batch or OS script so 
that the enduser does not have to worry.

Stef


On Friday, August 29, 2003, at 05:55 AM, Tae Chong wrote:

> Hello,
>
> I'm very new to the squeak/smalltalk environment, but not new to 
> programming.  I've had previous experience with C and most recently 
> Perl, but I cannot figure out how to create an application using 
> squeak or smalltalk.  I've downloaded squeak and started it's IDE 
> environment and began the initial tutorial's, and found the workspace 
> very interesting.  So, my question is how does one create an 
> application in the smalltalk environment and run it from a command 
> line - I run most of my programs on a Linux platform.
>
> Thanks, ahead of time, and apologizes if this had been already 
> previously answered.
>
> -t
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