I started with a squeaky clean VI4-3.2. I deleted the mouse and all the information windows. I didn't change anything else before updating to 3.4 (Squeak 3.4alpha[VI4] latest update: #5125).
Now I open a Browser (normal or package pane), and select(left click) ANY method in the upper right Browser window for ANY class. So far, so good. Then when I RIGHT click the same selected method in the same place, I get a "CompiledMethod2 timeStamp?" error.
I have attached the DebugLog.
In a previous fresh (Squeak 3.4alpha[VI4] latest update: #5125) image, I looked at Utilities Class>> timeStampForMethod: method "Answer the authoring time-stamp for the given method, retrieved from the sources or changes file. Answer the empty string if no time stamp is available." "Utilities timeStampForMethod: (Utilities class compiledMethodAt: #timeStampForMethod:)"
^ method timeStamp
and changed ^ method timeStamp to ^ self (just to see what would happen), accepted it, and afterword I could right click the methods to my hearts content with no more errors. Not that I frequently right click methods in that pane, but I had been working on a SuperDooper class and discovered this "behavior" when attempting to remove a method from it.
Any pointers?
System: Win2k,128 RAM
Thanks,
Ken
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