Re: How close to Beta?

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by Ken Causey :: Rate this Message:

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On Fri, 2006-03-03 at 11:24 +0100, Marcus Denker wrote:

> On 03.03.2006, at 11:02, stéphane ducasse wrote:
>
> > Hi ken
> >
> > Our roadmap says that we are quite close to beta.
> > Basically adrian should fix the traits (should be easy and require  
> > to recompile the image).
> > We should remove the toolsPlus and recompile all the package to  
> > use := instead of _
> > to be consistent.
> >
>
> And then we want to try to merge with SqueakLand and SmallLand before  
> going to beta.
>
> And a Merge with the Networking Team is overdue for 2 Months... we  
> need that, badly.
>
>        Marcus
OK, thanks guys.

By the way, there is no Networking Team any longer, this is now the
'I/O' team which is a merge of the Files and Networking teams, just an
FYI.

Actually this is at least part of why I asked.  One of the issues has to
do with OldSocket and the fact that it is still used by at least one
class still in use 'HTTPSocket' and I was wondering what kind of time we
had to look into that.  Not much I guess.

Ken


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Re: Re: How close to Beta?

by Michael Rueger :: Rate this Message:

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Ken Causey wrote:

> Actually this is at least part of why I asked.  One of the issues has to
> do with OldSocket and the fact that it is still used by at least one
> class still in use 'HTTPSocket' and I was wondering what kind of time we
> had to look into that.  Not much I guess.

We should really try to get a more uptodate HTTPClient in. That
OldSocket stuff needs to go, as it is buggy and very, very slow.
For a project we are working on I did an adhoc port of of httpPut to
SocketStream and it was orders of magnitudes faster.

I started looking at the too existing HTTPClient implementations, but
didn't have any time to really come to any conclusions or code production.

Michael

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