Named Process

Summary: Adds the ability to assign a name to a Process
Author: Stephen Pair
Owner: Stephen Pair (svp)
Co-maintainers:

Göran Krampe (gk)

Categories:

Stable - Useable by all. Bugs are rare.
SqueakL - The original license of Squeak from Apple. Obsolete since Squeak 4.0 (which only accepts MIT contributions). SqueakL is not recommended to be used for new projects.
Squeak3.4 -
Squeak3.2.1 - The maintenance branch of 3.2, go there for future 3.2 fixes.
Squeak3.2 - Released 16 Jul 2002.
Squeak3.0 -
Squeak3.1 -
SqueakL + MIT - Dual licensed under both SqueakL and MIT. This enables both base Squeak inclusion and 100% reuse. Recommended prior to 4.0.
Squeak3.5 -
Package format - The format of the package.
Rock solid - Useable and hasn't had bugs for a long time.
Squeak3.6 -
Squeak - The official distribution of Squeak.
Official package in Basic - An official Squeak package in the Basic development distribution.

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Description:

Note: This package is included in Squeak 3.7 and later.

Adds a "name" instance variable and accessing methods (#processName; #processName:) to Process. This enhancement encourages the naming of processes for easier debugging (it makes the process browser nicer to look at (but only when processes are actually named)). It also adds the method BlockContextforkNamed: and BlockContext forkAt:named: for easy forking of named processes.

Releases

1-1.2 -

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