I’ve been tweaking a little “Tutorial tour – Liberty Eiffel Wiki“
After having been extensively using WordPress and Markdown for a while the syntax of MediaWiki feels almost alien…
I’ve been tweaking a little “Tutorial tour – Liberty Eiffel Wiki“
After having been extensively using WordPress and Markdown for a while the syntax of MediaWiki feels almost alien…
Such an interesting site this Minimal Programming. Feels old school, written by proficient people!
According to eiffelroom ISE has SQLite wrappers. Ok, the linked website (http://esqlite.origo.ethz.ch/) is down but it must be noted that Jocelyn Fiat wrote it almost seven years ago.
Debian Package castxml is not available in Debian stable so it’s wiser to stick to gccxml until Liberty Eiffel bell is released.
I can’t believe I started Sqlite wrappers TEN years ago…. Tempus fugit
I’m now beginning to realize the extention of my foolish git pulls. It will take some work to undo those that I shouldn’t have pulled.
Saturation arithmetic for integers has also been implemented in software for a number of programming languages including C, C++, and Eiffel. Sorgente: Saturation arithmetic – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Oh, I almost forgot that. Such a library was conceived by Geoff 24 who gave up using Eiffel in Mar 2003 telling us that Those looking…
http://m.slashdot.org/story/303819 Writing the docs is embedded in literate programming and should be the only natural way to do for a proper Eiffel programmer
https://github.com/leanote/leanote?files=1
Another interesting application written in Go.
It seems that an interoperability between Go and Eiffel could be desirable…
Those slides JavaScript + Other Languages are really useful to implement an eventual Eiffel to JavaScript compiler.
Well, actually it should be called transcompiler….
We could just feed the C files made by current Liberty compiler but it seems to me that passing throught C which is a procedural language like C could easily makes things quite beefier as an Eiffel compiler usually translate all the nifty niceries of Eiffel into low-level C code which could be quite cryptic.