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Den 09.02.2010 19:12, skrev Mariano Martinez Peck:
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<div>A better place to look is in VMMaker using the browser.
There you'll see different kinds of primitive from things like
GeniePlugin where all the code is written in Slang to SocketPlugin
where all the code is merely wrappers around platform-specific support
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I saw it! Thanks...much clear now. I have, however, a couple of
problems/questions:<br>
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- I couldn't compile in VMMaker as I have the error:
"MacOSPowerPCOS9VMMaker could not find directory for: Mac OS specific
files; is the platform root path set correctly?" However, I have
correctly set the path. I attach a screenshot of the pharo image and
the output of a console.<br>
Do you know what the problem can be ?<br>
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<div>The directory the MacOSPowerPCOS9VMMaker expects is called
'Mac OS' not MacOS or Macos or... So either change it to expect MacOS
or move or copy your platforms subdirectory from platforms/MacOS to
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I knew that was going to be confusing :( <br>
I did try 'Mac OS' as it was like that after downloading with SVN. And
that's where I got the problem. Then, I thought (used to Linux) that
there may be some problem with the space. I changed, but still the same
problem :(<br>
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If the screenshot is accurate, I believe the "path to platform source"
line needs to point to .../platforms, not /platforms/MacOS.<br>
This subfolder is chosen with the Platform name.<br>
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Cheers,<br>
Henry<br>
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