[Squeak-fr] Resilient Ready for Download

[ducasse]

Please distribute widely.

You want to run Smalltalk in less than 150k? Have a look at
Resilient a new powerful Smalltalkish language 
http://www.oovm.com/download-preview.html

Have fun!
Stef

PS: This done that the StrongTalk and Hotspot VM guru :)

Begin forwarded message:

>   Here is the first preview of Resilient. You can download the
>   system from http://www.oovm.com/download-preview.html
>
>   The README file (below) explains how you install the system
>   on either Windows XP or Red Hat Linux 9.0.
>
>   We are currently writing documentation which means you are on
>   your own until we send it out at the end of next week.
>
>   You can change classes by selecting a class in the name space
>   hierarchy on the left, changing the text in the editor, and
>   then save the file (Crtl+s). To upload the changes use the right
>   mouse button on the project node and select "update changes".
>   Typing Crtl+space in an editor will also upload pending changes.
>   - Blue icons on classes indicate the classes are up-to-date
>   - Green icons on classes indicate the classes have pending changes.
>
>   There is a running Web server you can play with by pointing
>   a web-browser to
>     http://localhost:8080
>   or
>     http://localhost:8080/info
>
>   Feedback will be appreciated.
>   In case of problems please send aan email or call me on my
>   mobile phone.
> Enjoy
>  Lars
>
> -- 
> Lars Bak, CEO
> OOVM A/S, Ellevej 2, 8310 Tranbjerg J., Denmark, www.oovm.com
> Phone: +45 8675-3400, mobile: +45 4061-7523, fax: +45 8675-3405
>
>
> 1. Installing Resilient
> =======================
>
> Resilient is available for Windows and Linux (Red Hat version 9).
> In this README file PLATFORM will be either Windows or Linux.
>
> - Download the Resilient installation file (file size is 19Mb)
>
> - Unzip resilient-PLATFORM-preview-1.zip in a new directory.
>
>
> 2. Create a New Resilient Project
> =================================
>
> - Open the resilient directory
>
> - Launch the Resilient IDE by launching ide
>   (double click on icon)
>
> - When Eclipse has started select the menu item:
>    File > New > Project ...
>
> - Select Resilient and press Next.
>
> - Type in a project name and press Finish.
>
> - The "Confirm Perspective Switch" will now appear;
>   press Yes.
>
> You now have a Resilient project.
>
>
> 3. Build Initial Boot Image
> ===========================
>
> - Select the project node in the Explorer window.
>   It is the root node named `project name` (PLATFORM)
>
> - Use the right mouse button to select the menu entry
>     Rebuild boot image
>
> After you have build the boot image the platform can be launched
>
>
> 4. Launching the Resilient Platform
> ===================================
>
> - Open the resilient directory
>
> - Launch the Resilient platform by launching boot
>   (double click on icon)
>
> A command window should now show:
>   Booting using image from boot.img
>   Resilient access service running on port 5001
>
>
> 5. Connecting the IDE to the Running Platform
> =============================================
>
> - Select the project node in the Explorer window.
>
> - Use the right mouse button to select the menu entry
>     Connect to ...
>
> - Press the OK button
>
>
> The installation is complete and Resilient is running.
>
>
> 6. Evaluating an Expression
> ===========================
>
> - Double click the project node in the Explorer window.
>
> This will open a scratch file for typing in expressions
>
> - Type
>    'hello!' printCr
>   followed by Crtl+return
>
> The output will then be printed in the Console window.