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{{implementation|Smalltalk}}'''Smalltalk/X''' is a free implementation of the [[:Category:Smalltalk|Smalltalk]] programming language |
{{implementation|Smalltalk}}'''Smalltalk/X''' is a free implementation of the [[:Category:Smalltalk|Smalltalk]] programming language. |
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<br>For download, see [http://www.smalltalk-x.de http://www.smalltalk-x.de]. |
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The Smalltalk/X package includes IDE, debugger, compilers, UI builders and many other tools. |
The Smalltalk/X package includes IDE, class libraries, an OS independent window framework, debugger, compilers, UI builders and many other tools. |
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Smalltalk/X is a "state of the art" system, with a modern generational garbage collector, incremental non-disruptive background collector for old objects. |
Smalltalk/X is a "state of the art" system, with a modern generational garbage collector, incremental non-disruptive background collector for old objects. |
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It includes a big class library with packages for XML, SOAP, database access (also NoSQL), communication protocols, web clients and servers and much more. |
It includes a big class library with packages for XML, SOAP, database access (also NoSQL), communication protocols, web clients and servers and much more. |
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It also includes a modern IDE which supports syntax highlighting, refactoring, code instrumentation, coverage and unit tests. |
It also includes a modern IDE which supports syntax highlighting, refactoring, code instrumentation, coverage and unit tests. |
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In addition to bytecode execution (which is translated just in time to machine code), it also includes a Smalltalk-to-C compiler which is used to generate binary executables and binary class libraries without |
In addition to bytecode execution (which is translated just in time to machine code), it also includes a Smalltalk-to-C compiler which is used to generate binary executables and binary class libraries without a need for the bytecode engine and without the IDE (if packaged as such). Both UI and non-UI applications can be generated (eg. web servers, Windows services etc.) |
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Although not normally used as such, it can be executed as a scripting language with a REPL loop. |
Although not normally used as such, it can be executed as a scripting language with a REPL loop. |
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Latest revision as of 13:57, 10 December 2020
Smalltalk/X is a free implementation of the Smalltalk programming language.
For download, see http://www.smalltalk-x.de.
The Smalltalk/X package includes IDE, class libraries, an OS independent window framework, debugger, compilers, UI builders and many other tools.
Smalltalk/X is a "state of the art" system, with a modern generational garbage collector, incremental non-disruptive background collector for old objects.
It includes a big class library with packages for XML, SOAP, database access (also NoSQL), communication protocols, web clients and servers and much more. It also includes a modern IDE which supports syntax highlighting, refactoring, code instrumentation, coverage and unit tests.
In addition to bytecode execution (which is translated just in time to machine code), it also includes a Smalltalk-to-C compiler which is used to generate binary executables and binary class libraries without a need for the bytecode engine and without the IDE (if packaged as such). Both UI and non-UI applications can be generated (eg. web servers, Windows services etc.)
Although not normally used as such, it can be executed as a scripting language with a REPL loop.
It is available for Windows, Linux, OS X and other Unix-based platforms (upon request).