Hi,
	Thanks to Henrik Gedenryd the new .zip is on the
ftp site in Squeak/3.0/unstable-testPilot.

Thanks!

cheers

bruce

Dan Ingalls <Dan.Ingalls at disney.com> wrote:
> Folks -
> 
> We're ironing out some wrinkles involving 3D, endiannesss and BitBlt.  Please stand by (or jump in and join the fun).
> 
> 	- Dan
> --------------------------
> 4038geeMailOffset-raa -- Bob Arning -- 17 May 2001
> Fix a problem where morphs dropped in a GeeMail were sometimes moving to the right unexpectedly"
> 
> 4039RecompileUpdateCS-AFi -- Alain Fischer -- 17 May 2001
> Changing definition of a class force a compilation of the class
> and the metaclass methods through Behavior>>recompile:from:
> With the old method, the current ChangeSet is not updated which
> could let some obsolete reference in the system causing problems
> when you try to save a project.
> The new method update the current ChangeSet in a way similar to
> the one used when you accept change to a method in a code pane."
> 
> 4040FixBitBltEndianess -- Andreas Raab -- 17 May 2001
> This change set fixes the determination of endianess from within BitBlt. Rather than assuming that all non-Bitmap bits are little endian pixels (which leads to problems when Form>>hackBits: is used to perform pixel hacking) we now check for NEGATIVE depth values of forms. This has a variety of advantages, such as giving *explicit* information about the format of the form, allowing for transparent pixel access through a Form (depending on the endianess the shifts are either left or right aligned so the sign of the depth tells us which way to go) and also allows extending various support primitives (such as #supportsDisplayDepth:) to deal with little endian formats more easily.
> Note that this CS deals *exclusively* with the BitBlt related side of the issue - support for the image side hasn't been written yet."
> 
> 4041LSBForms-ar -- Andreas Raab -- 17 May 2001
> Display
> Make forms capable of dealing with little endian pixels. Whenever we ask a form about its depth we will return the 'absolute' depth but internally we may use negative depths to indicate little endian pixels."