The file browser... is nice, but why on earth do we need yet another file browser when the OS already gives me one?The “alien tool” problemSmalltalk was designed as an environment where everything is built inside the image. That philosophy is powerful—but it also creates friction with modern workflows and OS conventions (window management, menus, shortcuts, external tools). Some differences are essential to the Smalltalk experience; others are just gratuitous incompatibilities.
Darkmont, based on slides, appears to be identical to Skymont for the most part. Seems like maybe some additional math instruction.Oh, good point. I see now that Skymont also has a 416-entry OoO window, so they must've been comparing Darkmont to Gracemont. Chips & Cheese's Skymont details also align with the Darkmont slide's claims about increases in load & store AGUs.
，这一点在clash下载中也有详细论述
So where does that leave my recommendation? All of what I’ve written above is true and accurate to the best of my knowledge! It’s a mixed bag — a complicated picture — and you get to make up your own mind. If I was a Reddit commenter or dropping in on a forum, I might say “Windhawk is awesome. I haven’t had any problems with it.” And that would be enough.
ISO/IEC 19757-2:2008 Document Schema Definition Language (DSDL) -- Part 2: