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#185 | fixed | MEM [error] (17-12-04 10:46:07): tried to mark strange object: 24efe30 in 24ef900(1) | ||
Description |
An VM error occured when running VM dump 1497 VM [dump object]:24ef900 | class:7fff0b48 (Context) | size:136 flags:0x0 () space:0xf0 ( STACK) | c_flags:10014001 (800a000) (METHOD_VALID ) na=0 nv=5 nt=0 | sender:0x24efe30 (*** invalid ***) | home:0x0 (nil) | receiver:0x804bea38 (Smalltalk class) | selector:0x20021878 (Symbol: #start) #start | search:0x804be9f0 (Metaclass) | line:0x2040b (Integer: 66053) | ret:0x0 (nil) | handle:0 | method:0x804c8130 (Method) | local 0:0x1 (Integer: 0) | local 1:0x1ffe6c00 (true) | local 2:0x0 (nil) | local 3:0x1ffe6c00 (true) | local 4:0x1ffe6c18 (false) done VM dump 1497 VM [dump object]:24efe30 Object [info] (2017-12-04 14:43:54.192): recursionInterrupt from: [[INVALID]] VM [info]: dumpObject 24efe30 - an invalid object VM [info]: soft stackLimit reached - interrupt (limit=35838050 stack=35837dec) | |
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#184 | fixed | Update welcome mesage for ST/X 8.0.0 | ||
Description |
There is only a 7.x message which should be update to 8.x The current message: Hello World ! ============= Welcome to the 7.x ST/X release. Please refer to the online documentation ("What's new in ST/X" and "What's new in the Documentation") for detais. What's new in 7.1 ? some incompatible class changes make old binary class libraries incompatible; therefore a major version number change. again, many tool improvements. OS X support (64bit) 64bit support for windows and linux better packaging and stand alone compilation tools
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#183 | invalid | True headless StX mode | ||
Description |
It would be great to have true headless Stx. Now it is possible to "hide" the windows but that is not the headless mode. It would be great for server applications to have possibility to run only as daemons or services without any further requirements. |
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