Igor Stasenko wrote:
> 2010/1/5 Edgar J. De Cleene <edgardec2001 at yahoo.com.ar>:
>>
>>
>> This is GREAT news.
>> I like help with any Cuis + MC + M17N = SqueakCore , starting with
>> 3.11Unloaded.
>>
> 
> And what to do with all changes to Kernel being added recently to trunk?
> Or you want to deal with them later, in same fashion as Juan
> backported closure compiler?

It's too early to answer these questions, but what I'm thinking goes 
roughly along the lines of using Cuis to define the scope of the image 
but use the implementation from the trunk. In other words, I'm more 
interested to use Cuis to cut down on the number of classes and methods 
in the image rather than their specific implementations. It's quite 
clear that given the difference in number of methods, for example, in 
class Morph (500 vs. 1000) there is a lot of room for moving things into 
unloadable parts.

However, at this point, the goal still needs to be getting more packages 
un- and reloadable. There is a learning process involved in that which 
very useful to understand how to slice and dice the system to make more 
self-contained entities.

Cheers,
   - Andreas