The easiest - and IMO recommended way - is to just start with the
wxSqueak VM and image, and integrate your work. The other way around
should work as well, there are MC packages for wxSqueak you can load.

On 2/22/06, nelson - <nelson1977 at gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi all,
>    i wonder how to integrate in my squeak environment the wxsqueak
> distribution. I'm using squeak till a week, so i can't figure out how to
> proceed. I have wxsqueak sources but i don't know how to compile them. The
> istructions on the site www.wxsqueak.org aren't useful to me... Can anyone
> give me some advices?
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>  thanks a lot,
>    nelson
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