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• Eiffel: The Language.
• This section is dedicated to the Eiffel language, providing technical information about the language, its standardization and the different compilers and libraries available on the market.
• ELKS '95 The Eiffel Library Standard, vintage 95. ELKS 2001 The Eiffel Library Standard, vintage 2001. Eiffel: The Syntax An annotated Eiffel syntax specification aimed at writers of Eiffel tools. Gobo Eiffel Project.
• The main concern of the Gobo Eiffel Project is to provide the Eiffel community with free and portable Eiffel tools and libraries. ...
• Gobo Eiffel Structure Library A data structure Eiffel library. Gobo Eiffel Time Library A date and time Eiffel library. Gobo Eiffel Lex A lexical analyzer generator for Eiffel. Gobo Eiffel Yacc A parser generator for Eiffel. Gobo Eiffel Test A tool for generating, compiling and running Eiffel tests. Gobo Eiffel Preprocessor A preprocessor for Eiffel. ...

• Why Eiffel?.
• Eiffel is arguably the best commercial object-oriented language available today. ... Developers who want an object-oriented language that adheres to the keystone principles of software engineering need look no further than Eiffel. ... As a design language, Eiffel continues to be a better model for object- oriented programming than Ada. ... Richard Riehle in HP Professional, October 1994, A Tour of Eiffel. ... If we had had Eiffel as our design and coding environment, we could have done it in 4. Jack Grimes, VP, Taligent in a Keynote speech at the TOOLS USA '95 Conference in Santa Barbara, CA We evaluated three major object-oriented languages for the project - Smalltalk, C++ and Eiffel - and chose Eiffel. ... If they have Eiffel on their résumé, then we know they really have the proper understanding of what they are doing. ...
• More in Why your next project should use Eiffel. ...

• The aim of NICE is to promote the industrial approach to the reliable construction of computer software by furthering the development of an industry of high quality reusable software components, based on the Eiffel object-oriented method, language, libraries and environment.
• To standardize the Eiffel language and control its evolution. ...
• To standardize the interface of the basic Eiffel libraries and control its evolution. ...
• To promote the production of tools for effective software development in Eiffel. ...
• To encourage the definition and implementation of standards to facilitate the task of Eiffel software developers. ...
• To support the production and distribution of reusable Eiffel components from contributors worldwide. ...
• To disseminate the worldwide use of the Eiffel principles, method, language, libraries and tools. ...
• To sponsor public meetings of Eiffel users and other interested parties. ...
• Feb 6, 2004 Eiffel Struggle 2003 results available. ... Feb 22, 2003 NICE board will organize Eiffel Struggle 2003. ...
• eiffel-nice. ...

• Eiffel Unit.
• Since Eiffel doesn't have reflection, EiffelUnit uses automatic code generation to fill that gap. ...
• If someone would like to port it to a different Eiffel system, please contact me. ...
• The name was changed for several reasons: (1) The new name is more Wiki friendly, (2) it clearly identifies the package as an Eiffel package, (3) it is more in-line with the rest of the XUnit packages, and (4) ISE just released a testing package named Eiffel Test. ...
• Do you think if BertrandMeyer had written EiffelUnit, he would have used machine-generated glue code to fake introspection? Assuming (without proof) that he is the greatest Eiffel programmer in the world, how would he have done it? -- DaveHarris .
• The latest release of EiffelUnit uses an program written in Eiffel to generate the glue code formerly generated by the perl script. ...
• Eiffel's syntax is deliberately kept clean to make it easier to parse and generate Eiffel code. ...
• Actually, my understanding is that the latest version of Eiffel from ISE (Meyer's company) does offer some form of introspection/reflection. Reflection is not (yet) standardized in the language and other Eiffel vendors have not yet followed ISE's lead in this area. ...
• ISE Eiffel has attribute features introspection but no routine features introspection. ...

• ' The Eiffel Programming Language.
• The Eiffel programming language was created by Bertrand Meyer and developed by his company, Interactive Software Engineering (ISE) of Goleta, CA in 1985. Eiffel has evolved continually since its conception on September 14, 1985 and its first introduction in 1986. Eiffel is named after Gustave Eiffel, the engineer who designed the Eiffel Tower. The developers of Eiffel like to compare themselves to the well-built structure of the Eiffel Tower. The Eiffel Tower was completed on time and within budget, which should happen if you use Eiffel for your software projects. ...
• There are several significant language features of Eiffel: .
• Eiffel is used in many application areas, such as: .
• An Invitation to Eiffel.
• An on-line introduction to the Eiffel method and language. ...
• ISE - Eiffel.
• The home of Eiffel. ...
• The Eiffel Page.
• Recent Eiffel product announcements, organizations, events, ftp sites, etc. ...

• EIFFEL TOWER.
• Eiffel Tower Facts.
• Eiffel Tower News.
• Eiffel Tower Histories.
• Eiffel Tower Gallery.
• Official Eiffel Tower Site .
• Vote for the Eiffel Tower.
• Eiffel Tower (France) .
• The Man Who Sold the Eiffel Tower, "Count" Victor Lustig.
• Toronto Free Press, "The Man Who Sold the Eiffel Tower. ...
• Eiffel Tower Information by Anthony Atkielski.
• List of Mathematicians Commemorated on the Eiffel Tower.
• Including Biographies Complete Listing of all 72 Scientists ("Savants") Commemorated on the Eiffel Tower .
• The Eiffel Tower , an immense tower of exposed latticework supports made of iron, was erected for the Paris Exposition of 1889, named after its builder, the French structural engineer Alexandre Gustave Eiffel. ...
• Pariscope: La Tour Eiffel.
• Photos and Posters of the Eiffel Tower.

• ;;; eiffel-mode. el --- major mode for editing Eiffel files. The filename for this mode has changed to eiffel. ... eiffel. ... net/hacks/emacs/src/eiffel. ...

•   Eiffel Class Libraries Project .
• This project is for developing free class libraries for Eiffel. ...
• The first library in this project is the Eiffel/GTK library, by Richie Bielak. This provides an Eiffel wrapper for the GTK toolkit for X Windows programming. ...
• eglade is an Eiffel code generator that parses XML files produced by Glade and produces eiffel code that references eGTK. ...

• SmallEiffel: The GNU Eiffel Compiler, Eiffel Tools and Eiffel Libraries .
• SmallEiffel The GNU Eiffel compiler is the fastest and the slimmest multi-platform Eiffel compiler on Earth! It is also one of the cheapest, since it is completely FREE ! .
• SmallEiffel also features many other Eiffel tools and a very large library of general purpose Eiffel classes (click here to view the READ_ME of the SmallEiffel distribution). ...
• SmallEiffel The GNU Eiffel Compiler is a free open-source Eiffel compiler distributed under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation. It is a complete, small and very fast, free Eiffel compiler. ...
• The current distribution includes an Eiffel to C compiler, an Eiffel to Java bytecode compiler, a documentation tool, a pretty printer and various other tools, with their sources. ...

• EiffelFox is an Eiffel language wrapper written by Darren Hiebert for the FOX GUI library.
• Freely available under the terms of the Eiffel Forum License. ...
• Silver medal winner in the Eiffel Struggle 2000 and Eiffel Struggle '99 competitions .

• Rio de la Plata Eiffel Group.
• Grupo de Usuarios de Eiffel del Río de la Plata .
• El grupo de usuarios de Eiffel del Rio de la Plata, tiene como base la tarea compartir información entre usuarios, desarrolladores, consultores y todos aquellos que utilicen el Lenguaje Eiffel en cualesquiera de los pasos del desarrollo de software o la modelización de sistemas. ...
• Mantener un punto de encuentro para usuarios de Eiffel. ...
• Organizar encuentros, charlas y cursos sobre Eiffel.

• Eiffel: An Industry Experience.
• eiffel.
• Here is an industry experience slant on the Eiffel/Java thread .
• I am currently acting as a consulting engineer for a financial project which decided to go Eiffel, after an initial assumption that Java would be used. ...
• An investigation was carried out, with the result of deciding on Eiffel instead. The reasons for going Eiffel were as follows (the decision was made early 1997, so some of the following regarding Java may be out of date): .
• The availability of a CASE tool for Eiffel was also a factor in this category. Although it still has some rough edges, it has two features differentiating it from other tools: a) it implements a formal diagramming notation (BON) which is seamless with Eiffel, and b) it will faithfully reverse engineer any number of classes you put under it. ...
• The comparison between eiffel development environments and the available Java ones was stark. The system/class/feature browsing facilities in ISE eiffel (the one with which I am most familiar) had no equivalent in any Java environment. ...
• The libraries were (compared to most Eiffel libraries I know of, and I suspect even any decent C++ library) very poor. ...
• Consequently, extensive libraries programmed in a powerful formalism like Eiffel provide a more powerful language to work in. ...
• I won't bother going into the advantages of Eiffel versus the C-based languages - everyone should have read about them by now - except to say that genericity, MI, garbage collection, and software contracts were all factors in the choice of Eiffel. Over the period of development to date, we have also begun to use the Eiffel export facility extensively: I see it as a key way to develop groups of tightly bound classes forming a component/pattern/cluster. ...
• Ian Joyner's C++ critique), and anecdotal evidence (mainly from university professors), supported the view that the learning curve for Eiffel would be less costly. ...
• All of these are available for both Eiffel and Java. Java certainly has more connections now to ODBs than Eiffel, but at the time of decision, there were only beta versions. ...

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