I think it is Monticello.  I also had this same problem trying to load in
FFI-Win32 - the Win32Constants won't load correctly.
I've noticed this issue for a while, but never got around to tracking it
down.
It is interesting - if I browse the package from Monticello, I can see the
definition (SharedPool subclass) - copying that into the System Browser, I
can execute it there, and then the rest of the process goes forward just
fine.

If noone else gets to this, I'll probably try to track it down in the next
week or so.

-cbc

On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 2:18 PM, Chris Cunningham <cunningham.cb at gmail.com>
wrote:

> Hi.
>
> I just downloaded a new Squeak 4.5, upgraded to the latest changes in
> Trunk, and started loading packages I needed into it.
>
> First I round a little bug in SqueakMap (SMBase), where it couldn't create
> a directory in Windows.  There is a fix for this in the inbox - no idea
> what it would do to other platforms, but it works well on Windows.
>
> Next, I loaded FFI and ODBC from SqueakMap.  After loading those, I
> noticed that ODBCConstants are in the Environment as a Dictionary, and not
> as a SharedPool as it was loaded in the olden days (Say, 4.3).  Is this an
> Environments bug?  Or something else?
>
> any ideas how I would get it back to being a SharedPool?
>
> Thanks,
> -cbc
>
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