Visual Smalltalk: Difference between revisions

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Description

VSE is a SmallTalk development environment based on earlier Digitalk Smalltalk that supports cross platform development and integrates PARTS Workbench that used to be a separate commercial product. It run on Windows and supports OS/2. It can build portable OS/2-Windows applications.

For OS/2 it can incorporate the SOM/DSOM capability for distributed objects.

After the demise of Digitalk the product was licensed by Cincom who sold it for a time but have since stopped development and sales for the product in favour of their own in house SmallTalk development system for MS Windows. They do however still offer paid for defect support for the VSE product.

Version

VSE 3.1.2a

Prerequisites

OS/2

Hardware: Intel 486, Pentium
Operating System: OS/2 3.0 Warp, OS/2 4.0 Warp (VSE 3.1.2a or later)

OS/2 Warp Connect

Hardware: Intel 486, Pentium
Operating System: OS/2 3.0 Warp, OS/2 4.0 Warp (VSE 3.1.2a or later)

VisualSmalltalk requires 12 MB minimum memory and 35 MB free disk space.
Visual Smalltalk Enterprise requires 16 MB minimum memory and 72 MB free disk space.

License

Commercial. Discontinued.

Link

VSE Wikipedia

Author

Digitalk (Original developer)
Seagull (Current IP owner)
CinCom homepage (Current developer)

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 * [http://www.cincomsmalltalk.com CinCom homepage] (Current developer)
 ==Related Articles==
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+* [https://books.google.co.uk/books?id=JzwEAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA69 A review of PARTS Workbench for OS/2] - From InfoWorld 1993 - Part of a "Component software" review.
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