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43. Object-Oriented Introduction To Data Structures Using Eiffel - $56.10 Chapter 2 presents an overview of the eiffel programming language. The majorfeatures of the language are presented and illustrated with short examples. http://www.phptr.com/title/0131855883

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All Science Fair Projects Science Fair Project Encyclopedia for Schools! Search Browse Forum Coach ... Dictionary Science Fair Project Encyclopedia For information on any area of science that interests you, enter a keyword (eg. scientific method, molecule, cloud, carbohydrate etc.). Or else, you can start by choosing any of the categories below. Science Fair Project Encyclopedia Contents Page Categories Programming languages Object-oriented programming languages Eiffel programming language Eiffel is an object-oriented programming language which emphasizes the production of robust software. Its syntax is keyword-oriented in the Algol and Pascal tradition. Eiffel is strongly statically typed , with automatic memory management (typically implemented by garbage collection Created in 1985, Eiffel is a mature object-oriented language with development systems available from multiple suppliers. Despite this maturity and a generally excellent reputation among those who are familiar with the language, Eiffel has failed to gain as large a following as some other object-oriented languages. The reasons for this lack of interest are unclear, and are a topic of frequent discussion within the Eiffel community. Distinguishing characteristics of Eiffel include Design by contract (DbC), liberal use of

45. InferData > Resources > Books / Publications design by contract, with roots in the eiffel programming language. The authorsdiscuss benefits and potential drawbacks of this programming concept, http://www.inferdata.com/resources/bookspublications.html

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47. [ANN] ELJ 0.7: Open Source Eiffel Projects With WxEiffel 2.4.1interface The eiffel programming language offers advanced support for OO, generics,assertions (in It allows Eiffel programmers to create programs with a robust, http://lists.wxwidgets.org/archive/wx-announce/msg00067.html

Date Prev Date Next Thread Prev Thread Next ... Thread Index [ANN] ELJ 0.7: Open Source Eiffel Projects with wxEiffel 2.4.1interface To Subject : [ANN] ELJ 0.7: Open Source Eiffel Projects with wxEiffel 2.4.1interface From Date : Fri, 27 Jun 2003 18:35:12 +1000 (EST) Delivered-to : mailing list wx-announce@lists.wxwindows.org Mailing-list : contact wx-announce-help@lists.wxwindows.org; run by ezmlm FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: uwe@xxxxxxx / geoff@xxxxxxx .. http://elj.sourceforge.net/ THE ELJ PROJECT ANNOUNCES THE RELEASE OF ELJ 0.7, OPEN SOURCE PROJECTS AND LIBRARY BINDINGS FOR EIFFEL Germany/Australia June 27, 2003. The ELJ Project is pleased to announce the release of version 0.7. The ELJ Project - http://elj.sourceforge.net/ - has the aim of providing a platform for the development and support of open source libraries for Eiffel developers. From this platform, significant applications can now be developed using Eiffel. The Eiffel programming language offers advanced support for OO, generics, assertions (in the form of Design by Contract) closures (known as agents) and more. A good starting place to learn more about Eiffel is: http://www.cetus-links.org/oo_eiffel.html

48. JOT: Journal Of Object Technology - How To Get A Singleton In Eiffel? Karine Arn Although the eiffel programming language natively includes a keyword — once We propose an extension to the eiffel programming language that would allow http://www.jot.fm/issues/issue_2004_04/article5

SEARCH Subscribe to JOT's newsletter EVENTS Previous article ... Next article How to get a Singleton in Eiffel? Karine Arnout , Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich, Switzerland , Axa Rosenberg, U.S.A. TOOLS USA 2003 PROCEEDINGS PDF Version Abstract Can the Singleton pattern [Gamma95] be turned into a reusable component? To help answer this question, we have reviewed existing implementations and tried to improve them. This article explains the difficulties of having a single-instance class in Eiffel and proposes language extensions, namely once creation procedures, which would be satisfactory in most cases, or frozen classes. 1 INTRODUCTION Quality through components The Eiffel event library [Arslan03] [Meyer03], which provides the subscription/notification mechanisms of the Observer design attern, shows that building reusable components from design patterns is not a pure utopia. creational design pattern Singleton . First we examine existing attempts to implement the Singleton pattern, and discuss their limitations; then we propose an extension to the Eiffel language that would facilitate writing singletons in Eiffel:

49. SourceForge.net Gobo-eiffel-develop Annnouncement International eiffel programming Contest! 200305-28 1437.The Non-Profit International Consortium for Eiffel (NICE) is proud to announce http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=2460069&forum_id=1688

50. Programming Modes For XEmacs: Eiffel Programming Modes for XEmacs eiffel. This mode is used for editing Eiffel code.It is automatically invoked for buffers visiting any file ending in an http://www.xemacs.org/Documentation/packages/html/prog-modes_9.html

Up Top Contents [Index] 9. Editing Eiffel Code This mode is used for editing Eiffel code. It is automatically invoked for buffers visiting any file ending in an extension of ` .e The following key mappings are defined: return reindent-then-newline-and-indent C-c C-j newline-and-indent C-x M-' eif-feature-quote M-q eif-fill-paragraph M-C-a eif-beginning-of-feature M-C-e eif-end-of-feature M-C-q eif-indent-construct C-c C-c eif-compile C-c C-o eif-set-compile-options C-c C-r eif-run C-c C-s eif-short C-x n C-x n d eif-narrow-to-feature To configure this package, type: M-x customize-group RET eiffel RET 9.1 About Eiffel Up Top Contents [Index] 9.1 About Eiffel The Eiffel programming language was created by Bertrand Meyer and developed by his company, Interactive Software Engineering (ISE) of Goleta, CA in 1985. More information on Eiffel can be found at the Eiffel Web Site Top Contents [Index] This document was generated by XEmacs Webmaster on September, 16 2005 using

51. Linux.com | Eiffel: The Language That OOP Forgot? Eiffel The language that OOP forgot? article related to Programming. I owe a lot to the eiffel programming language (Neutral) http://programming.linux.com/article.pl?sid=03/08/20/131258&tid=22

52. Eiffel: The Language That OOP Forgot? I owe a lot to the eiffel programming language (Neutral) I ve been taughtOO programming using Eiffel at the Polytechnic. http://programming.linux.com/comments.pl?sid=32649&op=&threshold=0&commentsort=0

53. Facoltà Di Ingegneria - Università Mediterranea Di Reggio Calabria PROGRAMMING 65 Chapter 5 Basic Elements of eiffel programming 67 5.1 Objects 67 53 Chapter 15 Implementation the eiffel programming environment 335 http://www.ing.unirc.it/portale/servizi/biblioteca/scheda_libro.php?id_libro=27-

54. 0603-231 Computer Science 1 eiffel programming Details. 6.1. Arithmetic Expressions; 6.2. Integer Operators;6.3. Real Operators; 6.4. Mixed Mode Arithmetic; 6.5. http://www.cs.rit.edu/~hpb/Lectures/98_CS1/all.html

Table of Contents C0603-231 Computer Science 1 Fall 1998 General Information Adresses Course Goals Texts Grading Other Things Introduction to Object-Oriented Design Course Goals and Philosophy Historical Background Software Life Cycle The Waterfall Model Prototyping Implementation Testing Maintenance Classes and Objects The difference between a class and an object of that class Clients and Servers Diagramming Client-Server Relationships Designing and Running an OO Program Homework 1 Introduction into Eiffel Review of class and object Eiffel Class Structure Summary Example hello Object Creation Basic Data Types Reference Data Types The creation routine Creating Reference Objects in Eiffel Invoking Routines and Accessing Attributes More on Creation Routines Eiffel Instructions: Assignment - Copy and Clone Example of assignment of basic types Code: Door Example Special Cases Add-on Types Eiffel I/O Some Examples with Code Example I Example II Eiffel Programming Details Arithmetic Expressions Integer Operators Real Operators Mixed Mode Arithmetic Operator Precedence Boolean Expressions Relational Operators Logic Operators Operator Precedence for Boolean Operators Examples of Boolean Expressions Truth Tables for Boolean Operators Complete Operator Precedence Table for Eiffel Control Structures Syntax Diagrams Conditional Control Constructs Examples of if Instructions The Inspect Statement Example of inspect Instructions Inspect semantics Loop Basics Examples of Loop Instructions

55. Digital Mars - D - Constrained Templates can be done is in the eiffel programming language. In Eiffel all classes withthe basic arithmetic operators are derived from the class NUMERIC. http://www.digitalmars.com/d/archives/23858.html

Home Search D News Groups ... next D - Constrained Templates writes I was wondering if there is any intention of providing constrained templates. As an example, lets say I am creating a matrix class, but I want to allow the clients of my class to specify if the elements of the class are integers, reals, complex numbers, etc. What I would like to be able to do is create the class and have the type of the elements by the template parameter. Furthermore, I want to be able to guarantee that the type for which the clients of the class are using provide the standard set of arithmetic operators. There is no way to guarantee this in C++, Java, or D. An example of where this can be done is in the Eiffel programming language. In Eiffel all classes with the basic arithmetic operators are derived from the class NUMERIC. Furthermore, types which have relational operators defined are derived from the COMPARABLE class. So, for a matrix class we would probably want to ensure that the type specified via the client user is derived from class NUMERIC and COMPARABLE. - Eric Decker writes Eric Decker wrote: This is part and parcel with template specialization: // General matrix definition goes here alias MatrixProxy!(T, rows, cols) Matrix;

56. Why Eiffel? This document describes the eiffel programming system and explains why it is As with any pure OO programming language, Eiffel strongly supports ADTs in http://www.cs.unc.edu/~smithja/MIMS/DataModel/research/WhyEiffel.html

Why Eiffel? Todd Plessel Lockheed Martin / US EPA plessel.todd@epa.gov Purpose What is Eiffel? Software Quality ... References Purpose This document describes the Eiffel programming system and explains why it is superior for large-scale application software development by relating it to the software quality definitions in Meyer's comprehensive pioneering text Object-Oriented Software Construction What Is Eiffel? Eiffel is a methodology language and environment for developing high-quality reusable software components. Methodology: A system of principles and rules based on theory and practice that guides the software construction process to achieve high-quality software. Language : An elegant object-oriented programming language (OOPL) that strongly supports the methodology. Environment : Integrated set of OO CASE tools that strongly support software development using the methodology and language [ ]. Here's a screen snapshot How does it differ from other "integrated development environments"? Eiffel is an elegant modern object-oriented approach to software development that emphasizes software product quality - especially correctness and reusability - crucial prerequisites to shifting current practice towards component-based development.

57. Eiffel For Beginners An Eiffel program is known as a system, and its components are classes. Most eiffel programming consists of writing feature calls. http://www.maths.tcd.ie/~odunlain/eiffel/eiffel_course/eforb.htm

Eiffel for beginners Version 3.2 Classes An Eiffel program is known as a system, and its components are classes. There may be any number of classes in a system. Many will be general classes, of value in different contexts. Some will be classes written specially for the system, but a fundamental goal of Eiffel is to help build reusable software. An Eiffel development system comes with libraries of general-purpose classes. Many basic classes are defined with the language, and must be present. Others may be provided with the compiler, or bought from independent suppliers. During the course of developing successive projects, an organisation accumulates classes which match the kind of application it deals with. The full text of an example class ENTRY is reproduced in Figure 1. class ENTRY One entrant's time in a race feature entrant: STRING Entrant, identified by sailnumber elapsed_seconds: INTEGER Actual elapsed time, not adjusted elapsed_minutes: REAL is Actual elapsed time, not adjusted

58. Team Members — Projet Triskell eiffelpatterns@egroups.com is for discussions of OO design patterns and idiomsin the eiffel programming language. This mailing list is being produced by http://www.irisa.fr/triskell/membres/index_html?mxm_proxy_url=http://www.irisa.f

59. 0-201-63381-7 - Object-Oriented Software Engineering With Eiffel In addition to a comprehensive description of Eiffel s syntax and semantics you will not only obtain a knowledge of the mechanics of eiffel programming, http://www.irisa.fr/pampa/EPEE/bookdetail.html

p r o f e s s i o n a l This title is available for purchase on-line! Book Description Table of Contents Preface Quick Search Subscribe to our mailing lists Object-Oriented Software Engineering with Eiffel by: part of the Eiffel in Practice Series ISBN: An indispensable resource for anyone working with Eiffel, this up-to-date guide provides full coverage of the most recent version of the language, focusing on Eiffel's practical use in the development of large, mission-critical software systems. In addition to a comprehensive description of Eiffel's syntax and semantics, you will find in-depth information on style guides, analysis and design, design patterns, and validation and testing. Descriptions and comparisons of available compilers and libraries will help you decide which Eiffel tools best fit your development needs. The book even includes an Eiffel resource guide. The book's most notable feature is its three large-scale case studies that demonstrate Eiffel in action, illustrating implementation techniques and showcasing Eiffel's power and effectiveness in three different realms: the MIS world, the embedded systems/telecommunications world, and the numeric world. By reading this book, you will not only obtain a knowledge of the mechanics of Eiffel programming, but you will also come away with an understanding of Eiffel's role in the field of object-oriented technology and a sense of the language's strong potential in large software development.

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