I'm working on making top level Bricks handle events in their own 
processes by allowing them to provide their own event dispatcher which 
contains a SharedQueue and a process to poll it.  So my dispatcher 
initializer looks like:

	queue := SharedQueue new.
	process := ([ [true] whileTrue: [self dispatchEvent: (self queue next) 
with: (self owner) ] ] fork).
		
The dispatcher is held in a WeakKeyDictionary keyed by the Brick so it 
will go away on its own - and the owner Brick is held weakly as well.
The dispatcher is added as a listener to the hand and removed the first 
time it gets an event outside the Brick's bounds.  So as far as I can 
tell, the only think keeping the dispatcher from being collected is its 
Brick's existence.

Do I need to do anything to clean up the process?  Or, more 
importantly, is the forked block going to prevent GC on the dispatcher?

This is the first time I have played with Processes and I have no idea.

Todd Blanchard