Here isTim Budd's Little Smalltalk, Version 2. Version 2 is supposed
to be about 4 times faster thanversion1 and about half the code size.
The only thing given upwas multiprocessing. Much moreof smalltalk
is written in smalltalkinsteadof C. After a few changes I got it
runningon the PC usingMicroSoft C 4.0. I ranall thetests and have
been using it for a fewdays and there doesn't seem to be any problems.
To use just setthe environmentvariable EDITORto you your favorite
editor,and just type st. I suggest you get the book ALITTLE SMALLTALK,
by Timothy Budd, Addison-Wesley, 1987.This gives a good overview of
the Little Smalltalk syntax, however, the little smalltalk internals and
quite abit of the userand system interface described in the
book apply to version 1which is quite different from version 2.
To supplement the book you willfind several manuscriptfiles herein.

I hope you enjoy using this stuff. I am planning to doseveralthings
with it. FirstI am going to merge it with my DBMS to be used as a
commandlanguage. Secondly, I am goingto raise the maximum object
size. And lastly, I amhoping to create some sort of object swapping
to diskusing aleast recently used scheme. Have fun and let me know
if you do something interestingwith it.



Blake McBride
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