>I looked on the FTP site and on the Swiki, but I couldn't find it.
>
>Peace and Luck!
>
>Je77

Several folk have commented to inquire where a plugin could be found. 
On the theory that teaching someone to fish is superior to giving 
someone a fish, I offer the following.  To build a plugin on a 
Macintosh:

	(1) Install MPW (or other suitable development system);
	(2) Translate the Plugin class to a C code file;
	(3) Generate the Plugin include files;
	(4) Compile and link the C code file to a Shared Library
	(5) Install the Shared Library
	(6) Confirm that the plugin is working

(1) Install MPW:

	Go to http://developer.apple.com/tools/mpw-tools/, and 
download the latest Golden Master from the ftp server.  Double-click 
the disk image file to make a metadisk, and copy the MPW folder to 
your hard disk.  [This takes a bit of doing with the current build. 
I found that making the two top level directories and copying the 
files inside those directories works OK.]

(2) Translate the Plugin class to a C code file;

	Startup Squeak.  In a workspace, type and execute the DoIt:

		StarSqueakPlugin translate

This will create a folder containing your plugin c-language file.

(3) Generate the Plugin include files;

	Startup Squeak (if not already up).  In a workspace, type and 
execute the DoIt:

		InterpreterSupportCode writePluginSupportFiles

This will create a number of .h files in your default Squeak 
directory.  Copy those files to the plugin folder.

(4) Compile and link the C code file to a Shared Library

	Open MPW Shell.  From the Build Menu, select "Create Build 
Commands..."  Click the "Source Files" button, navigate to the c file 
in your plugin folder, and add it to the project.  Set the Program 
Name to "StarSqueakPlugin."  In the Program Type options click on the 
"Shared Library" radio button.  In the Target options, click on 
"PowerPC Only"  If you are inclined to do so, click on the "General 
Options" and select the optimize for speed option, but you don't have 
to do that.  Then, click the CreateMake button.  Finally, from the 
Build menu, select "Build..."

	If all went well, the MPW directory should contain a file 
entitled StarSqueakPlugin, your plugin shared library.

	(5) Install the Shared Code Library.

	Rename the StarSqueakPlugin folder to something else, and 
copy the Shared Code Library to the default squeak folder.