Susie software is a lightweight scripting engine that uses Smalltalk as its language for coding. It aims to provide an effective and efficient coding experience to its users.
For installation, all you need to do is type 'make' and it will build 'susie', 'susieBuild', and an initial image 'systemImage'. The susieBuild utility is used solely to build the initial image, while susie is the actual application. This separation was done to remove unnecessary code from susie that was only used to build the initial image.
Running Susie is straightforward: you can either run it interactively with "susie," run a script with "susie scriptName," or run it as a script with "scriptName."
The latest version of Susie includes sub-prims for memory usage debugging, "to:by:do" added to Magnitude class, tab and showCr: added to Transcript class, a fix for a bug with arguments (ARGV), rewind added to File, and a fix for a calloc bug in susie.c.
Overall, Susie is a reliable and user-friendly software that enables you to create and execute scripts using the Smalltalk language. The additional features and bug fixes in the latest update make it an even more valuable tool for development and debugging.
Version 0.3: N/A