On Jun 18, 2008, at 11:14 , John M McIntosh wrote:
>
> After completing the basic iPhone port and the basic os-x structure  
> I do plan to go back and review the two Obj-C ports, one by Ian  
> Piumarta,
> and the other by Marcel Weiher, if I recall correctly Marcel's  
> version supported Squeak as an Obj-C framework.

Yes.  It carefully separates different aspects so you can have custom  
apps or even command-line tools (no GUI or WindowServer interaction  
required) that run Squeak images.

> However  before I can do that
> Marcel has to re-distribute his source code first

The source code has been made available again at

	http://www.metaobject.com/downloads/Squeak/

> with proper licensing to his satisfaction since it reads as below  
> and I  currently couldn't consider any of it.

I can update that quickly.  In the meantime, you have my express  
permission to use it under an MIT license.

> //  SqueakApplication.m
> //  CocoaSqueak
> //
> //  Created by marcel on Tue Mar 27 2001.
> //  Copyright (c) 2001 __CompanyName__. All rights reserved.
> //
>
>
> No doubt (hopefully) people might question the code base once it's  
> pushed into the squeakvm.org SVN tree.
>
> Lastly each time I discuss the VM port with other Squeakers I just  
> add more to my work list,

Leveraging outside resources can help reduce that workload...

Marcel