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Hzwakenberg at 11:48, 5 July 2024

2024-07-05T11:48:00Z

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	In that phase, the configuration file is written to the place you chose in phase one.		In that phase, the configuration file is written to the place you chose in phase one.

−	== 5: Installing ~~Libert~~ Eiffel itself ==	+	== 5: Installing Liberty Eiffel itself ==
	This is the most important phase! Indeed, now the installer can compile the Liberty Eiffel tools.		This is the most important phase! Indeed, now the installer can compile the Liberty Eiffel tools.

Hzwakenberg: References to Elate and OpenVMS removed

2021-12-21T14:32:48Z

References to Elate and OpenVMS removed

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	** '''bcc32''' The Borland C/C++ compiler (needs free registration).		** '''bcc32''' The Borland C/C++ compiler (needs free registration).
	** '''cc-unix''' The vanilla Unix C compiler. There are as many flavours of cc as of Unix... This one is generic; if some specific support is needed, please file an enhancement request in SmartZilla.		** '''cc-unix''' The vanilla Unix C compiler. There are as many flavours of cc as of Unix... This one is generic; if some specific support is needed, please file an enhancement request in SmartZilla.
−	** '''cc-openvms''' The Open VMS C compiler.
−	** '''vpcc''' The Elate C compiler.
	** '''cl''' The Microsoft C/C++ compiler.		** '''cl''' The Microsoft C/C++ compiler.
	** '''sas_c''' ?		** '''sas_c''' ?

Hzwakenberg: Elate and OpenVMS paragraph removed entirely

2021-12-21T14:31:42Z

Elate and OpenVMS paragraph removed entirely

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	You now go along the menu options (as described below), then you have to wait for the compiler installation to complete. Actually, it may take some time because all of the tools are recompiled from scratch using the Eiffel source code of SmartEiffel itself.		You now go along the menu options (as described below), then you have to wait for the compiler installation to complete. Actually, it may take some time because all of the tools are recompiled from scratch using the Eiffel source code of SmartEiffel itself.

−	= Example for Other Systems =
−	Elate and OpenVMS are no longer supported.

	= Using the installer =		= Using the installer =

Hzwakenberg: Elate and OpenVMS are no longer supported.

2021-12-21T14:30:44Z

Elate and OpenVMS are no longer supported.

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	= Example for Other Systems =		= Example for Other Systems =
−	~~For elate~~ and OpenVMS ~~systems, you can use make elate~~ or ~~make~~ ~~openvms~~.	+	Elate and OpenVMS are no longer supported.
		+
−	On other systems, the very first step for installation is to compile the install.c file in order to run it.
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	= Using the installer =		= Using the installer =
	The installer helps you install SmartEiffel in the smartest way possible: yours :)		The installer helps you install SmartEiffel in the smartest way possible: yours :)

Hzwakenberg: Jacob Nivia changed hosting platform / Q Software Solutions no longer offers download

2021-12-21T14:29:42Z

Jacob Nivia changed hosting platform / Q Software Solutions no longer offers download

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	= Example for Windows =		= Example for Windows =

−	The first step under Windows is to get a C compiler working on your computer. If you don't already have a C compiler installed, we recommend the LCC-Win32 compiler (a free C compiler system for Windows by Jacob Navia, ~~http~~://~~www.cs.virginia.edu/~~~lcc-win32~~/ or http://www~~.~~q-software-solutions~~.~~com/lccwin32~~/).	+	The first step under Windows is to get a C compiler working on your computer. If you don't already have a C compiler installed, we recommend the LCC-Win32 compiler (a free C compiler system for Windows by Jacob Navia, https://lcc-win32.services.net/ ).

	At this point, it is assumed you have a C compiler installed. Further, we assume below that we want to install SmartEiffel in the C:\SmartEiffel directory.		At this point, it is assumed you have a C compiler installed. Further, we assume below that we want to install SmartEiffel in the C:\SmartEiffel directory.
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	The last step is to open an explorer window, go to C:\SmartEiffel, and double-click INSTALL.EXE.		The last step is to open an explorer window, go to C:\SmartEiffel, and double-click INSTALL.EXE.

−	You now go along the menu options (as described below), then you have to wait for the compiler installation to complete. Actually, it may take some time because all of the tools are recompiled from scratch using the Eiffel source code of SmartEiffel itself.	+	You now go along the menu options (as described below), then you have to wait for the compiler installation to complete. Actually, it may take some time because all of the tools are recompiled from scratch using the Eiffel source code of SmartEiffel itself.

	= Example for Other Systems =		= Example for Other Systems =

Hzwakenberg: /* 5: Installing SmartEiffel itself */

2018-09-09T12:46:10Z

5: Installing SmartEiffel itself

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	In that phase, the configuration file is written to the place you chose in phase one.		In that phase, the configuration file is written to the place you chose in phase one.

−	== 5: Installing ~~SmartEiffel~~ itself ==	+	== 5: Installing Libert Eiffel itself ==
−	This is the most important phase! Indeed, now the installer can compile the ~~SmartEiffel~~ tools.	+	This is the most important phase! Indeed, now the installer can compile the Liberty Eiffel tools.

−	Just before starting the compilation, you are asked with which C mode the tools should be compiled. It is not always useful, except if you're in a hurry (not a good idea, that) :)	+	Just before starting the compilation, you are asked with which C mode the tools should be compiled. It is not always useful, except if you're in a hurry (not a good idea, that) :)

	== 6: Exit! ==		== 6: Exit! ==

Dkearns: s/LibertyEiffel/Liberty Eiffel/

2016-07-05T03:38:43Z

s/LibertyEiffel/Liberty Eiffel/

Cadrian: obsolete

2014-09-08T13:00:03Z

obsolete

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	[[Category:Tool]]		[[Category:Tool]]
		+	[[Category:Obsolete]]

	= Usage =		= Usage =

Hzwakenberg at 21:10, 7 September 2014

2014-09-07T21:10:25Z

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−	LibertyEiffel '''install''' tool is '''not used anymore''', as it is replaced by a shell script [http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/liberty-eiffel.git/tree/install.sh install.sh] and its [[Getting Started\|manual]].	+	The LibertyEiffel '''install''' tool is '''not used anymore''', as it is<BR>replaced by a shell script [http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/liberty-eiffel.git/tree/install.sh install.sh] and its [[Getting Started\|manual]].

	The eiffel ''install'' tool is still available in the Liberty repository, but it is - like this page here - obsolete. Maybe once upon a time it may resurrect, so we keep this page until it's buried.		The eiffel ''install'' tool is still available in the Liberty repository, but it is - like this page here - obsolete. Maybe once upon a time it may resurrect, so we keep this page until it's buried.

Hzwakenberg at 21:09, 7 September 2014

2014-09-07T21:09:36Z

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−	LibertyEiffel '''install''' tool is '''not used anymore''', as it is replaced by a shell script [http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/liberty-eiffel.git/tree/install.sh install.sh] and its [[Getting Started\|manual]].	+	LibertyEiffel '''install''' tool is '''not used anymore''', as it is replaced by a shell script [http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/liberty-eiffel.git/tree/install.sh install.sh] and its [[Getting Started\|manual]].

	The eiffel ''install'' tool is still available in the Liberty repository, but it is - like this page here - obsolete. Maybe once upon a time it may resurrect, so we keep this page until it's buried.		The eiffel ''install'' tool is still available in the Liberty repository, but it is - like this page here - obsolete. Maybe once upon a time it may resurrect, so we keep this page until it's buried.

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−	The ~~LibertyEiffel~~ '''install''' tool is '''not used anymore''', as it is<BR>replaced by a shell script [http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/liberty-eiffel.git/tree/install.sh install.sh] and its [[Getting Started\|manual]].	+	The Liberty Eiffel '''install''' tool is '''not used anymore''', as it is<BR>replaced by a shell script [http://git.savannah.gnu.org/cgit/liberty-eiffel.git/tree/install.sh install.sh] and its [[Getting Started\|manual]].

	The eiffel ''install'' tool is still available in the Liberty repository, but it is - like this page here - obsolete. Maybe once upon a time it may resurrect, so we keep this page until it's buried.		The eiffel ''install'' tool is still available in the Liberty repository, but it is - like this page here - obsolete. Maybe once upon a time it may resurrect, so we keep this page until it's buried.
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	= Usage =		= Usage =
−	The install command is the installation program for ~~LibertyEiffel~~ The GNU Eiffel Compiler.	+	The install command is the installation program for Liberty Eiffel The GNU Eiffel Compiler.
	This command does not support any option.		This command does not support any option.
−	This command (class install.e) is written entirely in Eiffel and is the one recommended for installing ~~LibertyEiffel~~ The GNU Eiffel Compiler.	+	This command (class install.e) is written entirely in Eiffel and is the one recommended for installing Liberty Eiffel The GNU Eiffel Compiler.

−	The install.e source code as well as the generated C code install.c are in the ~~LibertyEiffel~~ directory.	+	The install.e source code as well as the generated C code install.c are in the Liberty Eiffel directory.

−	The very first step in installing ~~LibertyEiffel~~ is to unpack the ~~LibertyEiffel~~ directory somewhere on disk. The second step (not mandatory) is to set the ~~LibertyEiffel~~ environment variable to the full path leading to the SmartEiffel/sys/system.se file. The last step is to compile the install.c file (it is pre-compiled for Windows) and to run it from the ~~LibertyEiffel~~ directory.	+	The very first step in installing Liberty Eiffel is to unpack the Liberty Eiffel directory somewhere on disk. The second step (not mandatory) is to set the Liberty Eiffel environment variable to the full path leading to the SmartEiffel/sys/system.se file. The last step is to compile the install.c file (it is pre-compiled for Windows) and to run it from the Liberty Eiffel directory.

	For Unix, Elate and OpenVMS people, a Makefile is also provided, that does just that. Look at the comments in the Makefile itself for details.		For Unix, Elate and OpenVMS people, a Makefile is also provided, that does just that. Look at the comments in the Makefile itself for details.
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	= Example for UNIX =		= Example for UNIX =

−	As an example, we assume below that we want to install ~~LibertyEiffel~~ in the directory /foo/SmartEiffel/. If you are using bash, add the following two lines to your .bashrc file:	+	As an example, we assume below that we want to install Liberty Eiffel in the directory /foo/SmartEiffel/. If you are using bash, add the following two lines to your .bashrc file:

	export SmartEiffel=/foo/SmartEiffel/sys/system.se		export SmartEiffel=/foo/SmartEiffel/sys/system.se