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Eiffel Programming:     more books (23)

Object Oriented Programming in Eiffel by Robert Rist, Robert Terwilliger, 1995-03 Windows Programming Made Easy: Using Object Technology, COM, and the Windows Eiffel Library by Glenn Maughan, Raphael Simon, 2000-10-11 Object-Oriented Programming in Eiffel (International Computer Science Series) by Peter G. Thomas, Raymond A. Weedon, 1997-11 An Object-Oriented Introduction to Computer Science Using Eiffel by Richard Wiener, 1996-04-26 Object-Oriented Software Engineering with Eiffel (Addison-Wesley Eiffel in Practice Series) by Jean-Marc Jezequel, 1996-03-11 Object Structures: Building Object-Oriented Software Components With Eiffel (Addison-Wesley Eiffel in Practice Series) by Jacob Gore, 1996-03 Eiffel : The Language (Prentice Hall Object-Oriented Series) by Bertrand Meyer, 1991-10-01 Software Development Using Eiffel: There Can Be Life Other Than C++ (Prentice Hall Object-Oriented Series) by Richard Wiener, 1995-01 Object Technology for Scientific Computing: Object-Oriented Numerical Software in Eiffel and C (Prentice Hall Object-Oriented Series) by Paul F. Dubois, 1997-01 Eiffel: An Introduction by Robert Switzer, 1993-06-10 Objects Unencapsulated: Java, Eiffel, and C++ (Object and Component Technology Series) by Ian Joyner, 1999-06-16 Eiffel Object-orientated Programming (Computer Science) by A.J. Tyrrell, 1995-10-27 Object-Oriented Programming in Eiffel `2nd EDITION by Prtrr GThomas, 1997 Object-Oriented Programming in Eiffel by Prtrr GThomas, 1995

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101. Eiffel Software - The Home Of EiffelStudio And EiffelEnvision
     A division of ISE (Interactive Software Engineering), the company formed byeiffel s inventor, Bertrand Meyer. Free downloads of eiffelStudio and eiffel  
     http://www.eiffel.com/

102. Eiffel In A Nutshell
     What does an eiffel program look like? Actually we like to talk about systems .A system is a set of classes, each covering a data abstraction ,  
     http://archive.eiffel.com/eiffel/nutshell.html
     
     Extractions: Here is what everyone needs to know about Eiffel. You'll find lots more details in the rest of these Web pages. For the busiest of the busiest there is also the 1-minute summary After reading the present page you can use the complete Eiffel page to find links to many more detailed entries. Eiffel pursues four major goals: To give you a competitive edge by enabling you to get your software out fast. To lower your maintenance and support costs by letting you produce bug-free software software that works the first time around. To allow you to react quickly to market demands by producing software that is easy to change and extend in response to user requests. To preserve your investment by giving you robust software that can be reused in many different developments.

103. JOT: Journal Of Object Technology - SECG: The SCOOP-to-Eiffel Code Generator, Pa
     In a SCOOP eiffel program, a require clause on a routine belonging to a separate in a SCOOP eiffel program is replaced by SECG with the declarations  
     http://www.jot.fm/issues/issue_2004_11/article3
     
     Extractions: PDF Version The Simple Concurrent Object-Oriented Programming (SCOOP) mechanism introduces inter-object concurrency to the Eiffel language, via addition of one new keyword, separate. We describe a general tool that takes a Eiffel program that uses the separate keyword and translates it into an Eiffel multi-threaded program that uses the Eiffel THREAD class. The resulting code is thereafter compatible with EiffelStudio and any other Eiffel compiler that provides the THREAD class. Many mechanisms exist for introducing concurrency into object-oriented (OO) programming languages. These approaches support the use of multiple, perhaps distributed processors, each of which may be executing multiple processes. Different techniques are provided with the languages to support synchronisation, interruption, mutually exclusive access to object state, and atomic execution of routines. PROCESS that could be used to introduce new threads of execution. Jalloul [7] extends Eiffel by providing new language features for implementing critical regions and conditional critical regions; these new features are in turn implemented in a kernel sitting atop PVM. Variants of Smalltalk have been proposed [12, 9] for multi-threading. Similarly, C++ extensions such as Parallel-C++ [8] exist for parallel, distributed, and concurrent execution.

104. Cetus Links: 16604 Links On Objects And Components / Eiffel
     (Olivier Zendra et al); Optimizations of eiffel programs Smalleiffel, The GNUeiffel Compiler. (Dominique Colnet et al); Type Inference for Late Binding.  
     http://www.cetus-links.org/oo_eiffel.html
     
     Extractions: Contents Other pages Languages Sather Start here An Introduction to Design by Contract (ISE) An Invitation to Eiffel (Bertrand Meyer) An Overview of Eiffel (PDF) (Richard Paige) Design by contract (PDF) (Richard Mitchell) Eiffel for Native Speakers of C++ (Patrick Doyle) Object-Oriented Programming in Eiffel: the on-line book (Robert Rist) The Eiffel Programming Language (University of Michigan - Dearborn) Eiffel: The Language that OOP forgot?

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