hi again !

2013/2/19 Ben Coman <btc@openinworld.com>

  

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1. At http://www.moosetechnology.org/download
2. Download moose 4.7 'moose.zip' file.  Unzip this to any folder XXX and
you see three files.
    a. moose.image - is the smalltalk program, including pharo & moose
additions
    b. moose.changes - is like a transaction log - it records changes in
method source so that if the image crashes before you save it, you can roll
forward changes from the last save.
    c. moose.st - actually I don't know what this does. I've never had to
do anything with it directly.
3. Follow the link through to http://www.pharo-project.org/pharo-download
    Under 'Virtual Machines' choose Cog-linux.zip - which will download
nbcog-linux-latest.zip.  This is the CogVM with a few extensions named
NativeBoost for calling out to C libraries.
    Drag the entire contents of the VM zip file into the same XXX folder
as the image.
4. From your other Pharo installation, find the PharoV10.sources file and
also drop that into the XXX folder.
5. Now on Windows I would just double-click NBCogVM.exe.  You should be
able to determine what to do on Linux from looking at the Moose.sh file
from the Moose-4.6-One-Click.

hope that helps smooth the way,

    

I'm running moose ! I'm happy I could reach this point. Your tutorial works
great.

Now I'll need to grasp the basics in here. I'll be googling and navigating
the moose site. Anyway, would you like to further soomth my way , feel free
to :-)

thank you very much

Haroldo

  

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