On 1/3/10 3:21 PM, "David T. Lewis" <lewis at mail.msen.com> wrote:

> I have created a SqueakSource project called SystemTracing to serve
> as a repository for the various SystemTracer implementations that have
> appeared in and around Squeak images since Squeak 1.22. The intent is
> to make these implementations loadable in modern images, and to provide
> a Monticello repository for new development.
> 
>   MCHttpRepository
>       location: 'http://www.squeaksource.com/SystemTracing'
>       user: 'squeak'
>       password: 'squeak'
> 
> All classes and package extension methods have been recategoried to
> SystemTracing but are otherwise unmodified to the extent possible.
> The recategorizing was done by hand-editing the original change sets.
> The archive includes historical versions that appeared in early Squeak
> images, as well as loadable versions of the SystemTracer2 that is
> catalogued on SqueakMap. There is an entry for the SystemTracer64
> that was used to produce the first 64-bit Squeak image, and recent
> updates that will enable 64-bit images to be traced from modern
> Squeak and Pharo images (there is more work to be done here).
> 
> Developer access is provided for Stephen Pair, John M McIntosh,
> Andreas Raab, Eliot Miranda, Jannik Laval, Ian Piumarta. If anyone
> else should be added as developer, please speak up. All future
> contributions to this archive are required to be MIT licensed.
> 
> Dave


Excellent news.


Edgar