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"Little Smalltalk"
Atari ST version
The port to the Atari ST was done by Dave Clemans, based on the
Amiga port distributed on "Fred Fish" disk #37.
The "Little Smalltalk" executable is "st.ttp" in the root directory
of this disk. To run at all, it also needs the following files:
\prelude\standard
\tmp
\bin\parse.ttp
\lib
"Little Smalltalk" needs write access to the disk that it runs on.
Special notes:
The port was done using the "Mark Williams" C compiler.
The ")!" command executes commands directly and does not use a shell.
Everything passed to ")!" must therefore be the full pathname of an
executable file, along with any arguments that that program might need.
The default editor is "\bin\me.ttp". Distributed on this disk is a
version of microEmacs from Russ Wetmore; documentation is in \docs\me.doc.
If you don't want to use this editor, you can either place a copy of your
favorite editor in "\bin\me.ttp", or re-compile.
Documentation for "Little Smalltalk" is in the file \docs\docs.arc. This
is an "arc'd" file (to save space) and must be un-"arc'd" to be readable.
Cursor positioning primivites are not supported (yet...). Plotting primitives
are not supported.
To re-build, set desired parameters in \src\env.h (particularly pathnames),
and run make. Once that finishes put st.ttp (Little Smalltalk executable)
wherever you wish. Then go to \parse and run make, putting the result
"parse.ttp" into the pathname that you specified for it in \src\env.h.
Then go to \prelude and run make. To re-iterate what was said above,
this disk was built using the "Mark Williams" C compiler package and might
not compile under other packages. Also, there is not enough free space
on the disk to rebuild a prelude or to compile anything; you'll have to
move things around to re-compile.