Liberty Eiffel Programming Environment FAQ - Revision history

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Loria page linked to no longer available

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	Sma<B>ll</B>Eiffel is the former name of the Sma<B>rt</B>Eiffel		Sma<B>ll</B>Eiffel is the former name of the Sma<B>rt</B>Eiffel
	project. At some point in time the development team thought the compiler had become smart		project. At some point in time the development team thought the compiler had become smart
−	enough to warrant a renaming ;) ~~For a list of changes between the various Small-/SmartEiffel versions, have a look~~	+	enough to warrant a renaming ;) .
−	[http://SmartEiffel.loria.fr/misc/HISTORY.html#1.0 there].

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	You should study and compile the examples in the tutorials directory.		You should study and compile the examples in the tutorials directory.

		+	Check out [https://eiffel-guide.com/ the Eiffel Syntax Guide], a comprehensive guide to Eiffel syntax for those new to Eiffel.
−	Cetus contains links to tutorial papers (http://www.cetus-links.org/oo_eiffel.html).
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−	Also, don't forget to check out [https://eiffel-guide.com/ the Eiffel Syntax Guide], a comprehensive guide to Eiffel syntax for those new to Eiffel.

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I am a beginner. Where can I find tutorials?

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	Cetus contains links to tutorial papers (http://www.cetus-links.org/oo_eiffel.html).		Cetus contains links to tutorial papers (http://www.cetus-links.org/oo_eiffel.html).

−	Also, don't forget to check out[https://eiffel-guide.com/ the Eiffel Syntax Guide], a comprehensive guide to Eiffel syntax.	+	Also, don't forget to check out [https://eiffel-guide.com/ the Eiffel Syntax Guide], a comprehensive guide to Eiffel syntax for those new to Eiffel.

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I am a beginner. Where can I find tutorials?

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	Cetus contains links to tutorial papers (http://www.cetus-links.org/oo_eiffel.html).		Cetus contains links to tutorial papers (http://www.cetus-links.org/oo_eiffel.html).

−	Also, don't forget to check out[https://eiffel-guide.com/], a comprehensive guide to Eiffel syntax.	+	Also, don't forget to check out[https://eiffel-guide.com/ the Eiffel Syntax Guide], a comprehensive guide to Eiffel syntax.

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I am a beginner. Where can I find tutorials?

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	Cetus contains links to tutorial papers (http://www.cetus-links.org/oo_eiffel.html).		Cetus contains links to tutorial papers (http://www.cetus-links.org/oo_eiffel.html).
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		+	Also, don't forget to check out[https://eiffel-guide.com/], a comprehensive guide to Eiffel syntax.

2018-10-09T17:13:20Z

How to customise the Garbage Collector for a new architecture?

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	In order to check the GC, you should be able to run all files of		In order to check the GC, you should be able to run all files of
	the <TT>SmartEiffel/misc/benchmarks/gc</TT> directory.		the <TT>SmartEiffel/misc/benchmarks/gc</TT> directory.
−	</TD>
−	</TR>

	===How is Liberty Eiffel compiled?===		===How is Liberty Eiffel compiled?===

2018-10-09T16:56:28Z

Is it possible to use the Boehm-Demers-Weiser garbage collector with Liberty Eiffel?

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	===Is it possible to use the <B>Boehm-Demers-Weiser garbage collector</B> with Liberty Eiffel?===		===Is it possible to use the <B>Boehm-Demers-Weiser garbage collector</B> with Liberty Eiffel?===
	Yes.		Yes.
−	<BR>You just have to pass the compiler option -bdw_gc and ~~this~~ should it be.	+	<BR>You just have to pass the compiler option -bdw_gc and that should be it.

	===How to customise the <B>Garbage Collector</B> for a new architecture?===		===How to customise the <B>Garbage Collector</B> for a new architecture?===

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It is possible to create graphical applications?

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	==GUI Toolkits==		==GUI Toolkits==

−	===It is possible to create graphical applications?===	+	===Is it possible to create graphical applications?===
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		+	==GUI Toolkits==

	===It is possible to create graphical applications?===		===It is possible to create graphical applications?===

2016-11-24T05:38:20Z

Add entry to graphical applications

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	Currently not. There was a front end for the sedb (SmartEiffel debugger). It is called ''SmartEiffel Embedded Debugger Output Visualiser'' (sedbov). It maps the key command from the sedb to a GUI. You can find it at https://opensvn.csie.org/traccgi/sedbov/wiki/WikiStart. It use the script language TCL/TK with the extension expect. For information look at http://www.tcl.tk.		Currently not. There was a front end for the sedb (SmartEiffel debugger). It is called ''SmartEiffel Embedded Debugger Output Visualiser'' (sedbov). It maps the key command from the sedb to a GUI. You can find it at https://opensvn.csie.org/traccgi/sedbov/wiki/WikiStart. It use the script language TCL/TK with the extension expect. For information look at http://www.tcl.tk.
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		+	===It is possible to create graphical applications?===
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		+	The external project [http://notabug.org/GermanGT/eiffel-iup eiffel-iup] is a plugin to the IUP toolkit, that allow a program to run in different systems without changes - the toolkit provides the application portability. Supported systems include: GTK+, Motif and Windows. The plugin is still not complete, but is stable and in continuous development.

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