jr@amanue.UUCP (Jim Rosenberg) (08/13/90)
A recent article mentioned that Windows will join PM as an environment for which Smalltalk/V can generate stand-alone executables. What about the Mac OS? Any talk about generating executables for the Mac? Not being able to generate stand-alone programs on *all* of its environments is the main weakness of ST/V, IMHO. -- Jim Rosenberg -- cgh!amanue!jr CIS: 71515,124 UUCP: / / | WELL: jer dsi.com pitt! ditka! BIX: jrosenberg Internet: cgh!amanue!jr@dsi.com
klimas@astro.pc.ab.com (08/15/90)
In article <482@amanue.UUCP>, jr@amanue.UUCP (Jim Rosenberg) writes: > A recent article mentioned that Windows will join PM as an environment for > which Smalltalk/V can generate stand-alone executables. > > What about the Mac OS? Any talk about generating executables for the Mac? > Not being able to generate stand-alone programs on *all* of its environments > is the main weakness of ST/V, IMHO. I believe that Object Technology International in Ottawa has tools to generate stand-alone programs and has even generated ROMed Smalltalk for embedded applications.