Got the latest (2.0k) and set about compiling it. I was never able to get the earlier 2.0[:alpha:] versions to compile, but this time I've resolved to see it through to the end.

There are three languages that I really like -- Lisp, Ruby, and Smalltalk. I have working Lisp and Ruby interpreters, but would love to add GNU Smalltalk to the collection. Squeak is fun for playing with, but I find it hard to understand, and too graphically demanding.

The first problem was an include of the file siginfo.h in one of the sigsegv files. It turns out that file isn't necessary to include on Linux/PPC -- I commented out the include, and it worked just fine.

Unfortunately, I'm getting bit in the butt when it comes to CFuncs.st -- it's complaining of an invalid character ('^?'), and I'm trying to figure out where that's coming from.

More (and hopefully a patch) when I figure that out.