pieter@prls.UUCP (Pieter van der Meulen) (02/28/89)
In article <1383@iesd.uucp> genbrug@iesd.dk (Dat hovedfag genbrug) writes: > >Is ST-80 more than an advanced environment to make toys with? - Apparantly not We used Smalltalk to prototype CAD tools for VLSI design, and do not consider them toys. See the January/February issue of JOOP on "INSIST" (an Interactive Simulator/Editor in SmallTalk). >MY QUESTION IS: Does there exist tools to transform programs in the ST-80 >environment to executable programs that can run outside the ST-80 environment, >and that does not exist of more than the necessary parts of the classes from >the ST-80 system? e.g like 'Applications generators' in LISP (the discussion I would be interested in that too, but I do not expect much savings by stripping parts of the classes: the application (INSIST) is larger than Smalltalk by itself (1.5Mbyte of source) and most (est. 70 %) of Smalltalk is intensively used. -- --------------------------------------------- P.S. van der Meulen, MS 02 prls!pieter PRLS, Signetics div. of NAPC ----------- 811 E.Arques Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94088-3409