Hi Roger,
Development to date has been mainly using SmartEiffel, but the IDE can
now compile itself to C using patched Gobo/tools cl***** to cope with
SmartEiffel syntax and operators, although only for the Linux version.
I am currently working on bringing the Win32 code forward to be
compilable by the IDE as well, which should happen over the next week
or so.
I have registered a Sourceforge project for the code: EDP: The Eiffel
Developer's Project, but have still never (!) checked in any CVS code,
so have something to learn for that, although I plan to use the
new(ish) Subversion facilities rather than CVS.
The Linux version has reached the point where it is quicker and more
convenient to compile new versions with EDP than with SmartEiffel, and
I am probably going to abandon the SE specific code in the very near
future, and concentrate on making EDP/GEC have the assertions,
garbage-collector, threads/parallelism, debug-tracing, browsing,
editing etc facilities that I need for writing other Eiffel
applications.
Eric has been doing a fantastic job on the core Gobo tools, and the
basic capabilities needed for agents and tuples look like being
functional in the foreseeable future.
I need to do some work on Copyright notices and License annotation
before releasing class texts, and plan to make a compilable package
available before the end of August.
Cheers,
Howard
Roger Browne wrote:
> howard.thomson@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
> > The IDE uses GUI code based on Slyboots and works on both Linux (X11)
> > and Win32.
> Which Eiffel compiler are you using, Howard?
>
> Regards,
> Roger Browne
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