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Dkearns: s/no_style_warning/style_warning/

2016-06-22T01:47:32Z

s/no_style_warning/style_warning/

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	See [[Garbage collector]] for details.		See [[Garbage collector]] for details.

−	* '''~~no_style_warning~~'''	+	* '''style_warning'''
−	If set to '''~~yes~~''', this will suppress the display of warning messages	+	If set to '''no''', this will suppress the display of warning messages
	about non-compliance with Eiffel style rules (for example, <TT>ItEm</TT>		about non-compliance with Eiffel style rules (for example, <TT>ItEm</TT>
−	will not trigger a message). ~~[This example is out of date as from~~	+	will not trigger a message).
−	2.2beta5 - this is now a fatal error.]
	The Liberty Eiffel Team's recommendation is that you should always set this		The Liberty Eiffel Team's recommendation is that you should always set this
−	to '''no'''.	+	to '''yes'''.
−	This setting is the equivalent of the -~~no_style_warning~~ flag in traditional	+	This setting is the equivalent of the -style_warning flag in traditional
	command line mode.		command line mode.

Dkearns: Update config file location

2016-06-15T20:12:49Z

Update config file location

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	Some variables are defined in the system configuration file (e.g.		Some variables are defined in the system configuration file (e.g.
−	<TT>/etc/~~serc~~</TT>); such are the variables ${path_lib} and ${path_tutorial}.	+	<TT>/etc/liberty-eiffel/liberty.se</TT>); such are the variables ${path_lib} and ${path_tutorial}.
	Other variables can be set and exported in the system environment, as, for example, by		Other variables can be set and exported in the system environment, as, for example, by
	the Bourne shell command:		the Bourne shell command:

Dkearns: Typo

2016-06-15T20:03:46Z

Typo

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	</TT>		</TT>

−	Example:]	+	Example:

	<TT>		<TT>

Dkearns: Rewording

2016-06-15T14:50:15Z

Rewording

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	when the executable program is run; it is equivalent to <TT>main()</TT> in		when the executable program is run; it is equivalent to <TT>main()</TT> in
	a C program. This procedure must be a procedure in the root class and must be		a C program. This procedure must be a procedure in the root class and must be
−	~~flagged~~ as a creation procedure in that class.	+	declared as a creation procedure in that class.

	Example:		Example:

Dkearns: s/LibertyEiffel/Liberty Eiffel/

2016-06-08T12:51:10Z

s/LibertyEiffel/Liberty Eiffel/

Hzwakenberg: /* Structure of the ACE file */

2016-03-04T17:27:24Z

Structure of the ACE file

Ramack: add quotes for bdw in collect

2016-03-02T21:20:49Z

add quotes for bdw in collect

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	* '''collect'''		* '''collect'''
−	Choose '''bdw''' here to add the Boehm-Demers-Weiser conservative collector linked into to your system.	+	Choose '''"bdw"''' here to add the Boehm-Demers-Weiser conservative collector linked into to your system.
	Choose '''yes''' here to add the native garbage collector support to your system.		Choose '''yes''' here to add the native garbage collector support to your system.
	Choose '''no''' here to indicate that you don't want the garbage collector to be included in your system; '''no''' is the equivalent of the <TT>-no-gc</TT> flag in traditional command line mode.		Choose '''no''' here to indicate that you don't want the garbage collector to be included in your system; '''no''' is the equivalent of the <TT>-no-gc</TT> flag in traditional command line mode.

Ramack: fix link

2014-09-22T20:30:16Z

fix link

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	Choose '''yes''' here to add the native garbage collector support to your system.		Choose '''yes''' here to add the native garbage collector support to your system.
	Choose '''no''' here to indicate that you don't want the garbage collector to be included in your system; '''no''' is the equivalent of the <TT>-no-gc</TT> flag in traditional command line mode.		Choose '''no''' here to indicate that you don't want the garbage collector to be included in your system; '''no''' is the equivalent of the <TT>-no-gc</TT> flag in traditional command line mode.
−	See [Garbage ~~Collector~~] for details.	+	See [[Garbage collector]] for details.

	* '''no_style_warning'''		* '''no_style_warning'''

Ramack: added collect documentation

2014-09-22T20:28:48Z

added collect documentation

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	* This page needs checking for accuracy and completeness.		* This page needs checking for accuracy and completeness.
		+	* safety_check (yes) needs to be documented

	== ACE File ==		== ACE File ==

−	An ACE file defines the environment for a project, together with	+	An ACE file defines the environment for a project, together with its root class and initial creation procedure.
−	its root class and initial creation procedure.

	Use of an ACE file obviates the need for specifying many options on the		Use of an ACE file obviates the need for specifying many options on the
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	* '''collect'''		* '''collect'''
−	Choose '''~~yes~~''' here to add ~~garbage~~ collector ~~support~~ to your system.	+	Choose '''bdw''' here to add the Boehm-Demers-Weiser conservative collector linked into to your system.
−	Choose '''no''' here to ~~indicate~~ ~~that~~ ~~you~~ ~~don't~~ ~~want~~ ~~the~~ ~~garbage~~ ~~collector~~	+	Choose '''yes''' here to add the native garbage collector support to your system.
−	to be included in your system; '''no''' is the equivalent of the <TT>-no-gc</TT>	+	Choose '''no''' here to indicate that you don't want the garbage collector to be included in your system; '''no''' is the equivalent of the <TT>-no-gc</TT> flag in traditional command line mode.
		+	See [Garbage Collector] for details.
−	flag in traditional command line mode.

	* '''no_style_warning'''		* '''no_style_warning'''

Hzwakenberg at 10:00, 7 September 2014

2014-09-07T10:00:31Z

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	When set to '''yes''', this suppresses the running of '''strip''' on the		When set to '''yes''', this suppresses the running of '''strip''' on the
	generated executable. This is the equivalent of the <tt>-no_strip</tt>		generated executable. This is the equivalent of the <tt>-no_strip</tt>
−	flag of the traditional command line mode. (If ~~tuo~~ want to use a C level	+	flag of the traditional command line mode. (If you want to use a C level
	debugger on your system, you should choose '''yes''' here).		debugger on your system, you should choose '''yes''' here).

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	The file is divided into sections, each introduced by a keyword. These are		The file is divided into sections, each introduced by a keyword. These are
	conventionally presented in an order laid out in the template ACE file, which		conventionally presented in an order laid out in the template ACE file, which
−	is found under the ~~LibertyEiffel~~ directory <TT>tutorial/ace/</TT>. These sections	+	is found under the Liberty Eiffel directory <TT>tutorial/ace/</TT>. These sections
	are: '''system''', '''root''', '''default''',		are: '''system''', '''root''', '''default''',
	'''cluster''', '''external''' and '''generate'''.		'''cluster''', '''external''' and '''generate'''.
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	Within the default section are listed various defaults and their settings.		Within the default section are listed various defaults and their settings.
	If any default is unlisted, it takes its value from the defaults compiled		If any default is unlisted, it takes its value from the defaults compiled
−	into ~~LibertyEiffel~~ when it was installed.	+	into Liberty Eiffel when it was installed.

	The syntax for setting a default is:		The syntax for setting a default is:
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	will not trigger a message). [This example is out of date as from		will not trigger a message). [This example is out of date as from
	2.2beta5 - this is now a fatal error.]		2.2beta5 - this is now a fatal error.]
−	The ~~LibertyEiffel~~ Team's recommendation is that you should always set this	+	The Liberty Eiffel Team's recommendation is that you should always set this
	to '''no'''.		to '''no'''.
	This setting is the equivalent of the -no_style_warning flag in traditional		This setting is the equivalent of the -no_style_warning flag in traditional
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	* '''no_warning'''		* '''no_warning'''
	If set to '''yes''', this will suppress all warning messages.		If set to '''yes''', this will suppress all warning messages.
−	The ~~LibertyEiffel~~ Team's recommendation is that you should always set this	+	The Liberty Eiffel Team's recommendation is that you should always set this
	to '''no'''.		to '''no'''.
	'''Yes''' is the equivalent of the -no_warning flag in traditional		'''Yes''' is the equivalent of the -no_warning flag in traditional
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	The following cluster definition can be used, after all the other cluster		The following cluster definition can be used, after all the other cluster
−	definitions, to pull in ~~LibertyEiffel~~'s standard library. Always	+	definitions, to pull in Liberty Eiffel's standard library. Always
	put this last so that you can override options for parts of the standard		put this last so that you can override options for parts of the standard
	library by writing your own replacement class files and placing them in		library by writing your own replacement class files and placing them in

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	The file is divided into sections, each introduced by a keyword. These are		The file is divided into sections, each introduced by a keyword. These are
	conventionally presented in an order laid out in the template ACE file, which		conventionally presented in an order laid out in the template ACE file, which
−	is found under the ~~SmartEiffel~~ directory <TT>tutorial/ace/</TT>. These sections	+	is found under the LibertyEiffel directory <TT>tutorial/ace/</TT>. These sections
	are: '''system''', '''root''', '''default''',		are: '''system''', '''root''', '''default''',
	'''cluster''', '''external''' and '''generate'''.		'''cluster''', '''external''' and '''generate'''.
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	Within the default section are listed various defaults and their settings.		Within the default section are listed various defaults and their settings.
	If any default is unlisted, it takes its value from the defaults compiled		If any default is unlisted, it takes its value from the defaults compiled
−	into ~~SmartEiffel~~ when it was installed.	+	into LibertyEiffel when it was installed.

	The syntax for setting a default is:		The syntax for setting a default is:
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	will not trigger a message). [This example is out of date as from		will not trigger a message). [This example is out of date as from
	2.2beta5 - this is now a fatal error.]		2.2beta5 - this is now a fatal error.]
−	The ~~SmartEiffel~~ Team's recommendation is that you should always set this	+	The LibertyEiffel Team's recommendation is that you should always set this
	to '''no'''.		to '''no'''.
	This setting is the equivalent of the -no_style_warning flag in traditional		This setting is the equivalent of the -no_style_warning flag in traditional
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	* '''no_warning'''		* '''no_warning'''
	If set to '''yes''', this will suppress all warning messages.		If set to '''yes''', this will suppress all warning messages.
−	The ~~SmartEiffel~~ Team's recommendation is that you should always set this	+	The LibertyEiffel Team's recommendation is that you should always set this
	to '''no'''.		to '''no'''.
	'''Yes''' is the equivalent of the -no_warning flag in traditional		'''Yes''' is the equivalent of the -no_warning flag in traditional
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	The following cluster definition can be used, after all the other cluster		The following cluster definition can be used, after all the other cluster
−	definitions, to pull in ~~SmartEiffel~~'s standard library. Always	+	definitions, to pull in LibertyEiffel's standard library. Always
	put this last so that you can override options for parts of the standard		put this last so that you can override options for parts of the standard
	library by writing your own replacement class files and placing them in		library by writing your own replacement class files and placing them in