81. Object Oriented Programming In Eiffel KEY TOPICS Covers basic eiffel language programming in the first partof the book; the second part covers the assertion language. http://www.informit.com/isapi/product_id~{FB148A5B-E43C-45FA-AC0D-4FF897C9BD02}/

Search for: Title Author Keywords ISBN Advanced Search Search Help Login My Account ... View Larger Image More Information Book Description Table of Contents Features Buying Options Sorry, this book is no longer in print. Institutional and Volume Pricing Object Oriented Programming in Eiffel By Robert Rist Robert Terwillinger Published by Prentice Hall PTR Dimensions 7 x 9 ; Pages: 450; Edition: 1st. Book Description Providing an easy-to-understand introduction to programming in the Eiffel language, this book details logical assertions and the design of object oriented systems. KEY TOPICS: Covers basic Eiffel language programming in the first part of the book; the second part covers the assertion language. Employs a large case study to illustrate each topic in a realistic system, and shows how Eiffel supports and requires code re-use. Object-Oriented Series, Bertrand Meyer editor. MARKET: For Eiffel language programmers and non object oriented programmers. Table of Contents 1. Object-Oriented Software. 2. Reusable Software.

82. Brad Appleton's Programming Languages Links eiffel (31 links); Ada (25 links); Other programming Languages (61 links)programming Languages AN (29 links); programming Languages OZ (32 links). http://www.cmcrossroads.com/bradapp/links/prog-langs.html

Brad Appleton's Programming Languages Links Last update: Thu Feb 26 16:29:18 CST 1998 Brad Appleton Software Tools Developer E-mail: brad@bradapp.net WWW: www.bradapp.net/ 819 links to Programming Languages on the World Wide Web. back to Brad Appleton's WWW Links back to Brad Appleton's Home Page Programming Language Groups and Projects (11 links) Programming Languages Guides and Tutorials (12 links) Programming Language Resources (25 links) Perl (108 links) Tcl/Tk (80 links) C++ (153 links) Java (244 links) Smalltalk (69 links) Eiffel (31 links) Ada (25 links) Other Programming Languages (61 links) Detailed Table of Contents Programming Language Groups and Projects (11 links) Programming Languages Guides and Tutorials (12 links) Programming Language Resources (25 links) Perl (108 links) Perl Resources and Directories (36 links) Perl Training, Tutorials and Publications (23 links) Perl Projects and Development (32 links) (17 links) Tcl/Tk (80 links) Tcl/Tk Resources (17 links) Tcl/Tk Tutorials, Training and Publications (18 links) Tcl Projects and Systems (45 links) C++ (153 links) C++ Resources and Directories (31 links) C++ Projects and Working Groups (25 links) C++ Libraries (47 links) C++ STL (19 links) C++ Training, Tutorials and Publications

83. Eiffel// The eiffel// programming language 222120, an extension of eiffel 72, isa parallel language supporting programming on multiprocessors architectures. http://www-sop.inria.fr/croap/transllprog/subsection3_3_2.html

Eiffel// The Eiffel// programming language , an extension of Eiffel , is a parallel language supporting programming on multi-processors architectures. The Eiffel// language belongs to the category of asynchronous languages with asynchronous communications. As an extension of Eiffel, Eiffel// is an imperative actor language (as opposed to functional actor languages ), with strong typing and sequential processes. The main goal of this language is to make easier programming of parallel programs. To achieve this goal, we aim at bringing to parallel programming the reuse aspect of object-oriented programming. With this end in mind, the following features have been developed: program transformations: given a sequential system, one can manually generate an equivalent system running in parallel: existing sequential programs can be re-used when designing and programming parallel systems; methodology: together with the language, a methodology is provided for programming parallel applications; library of abstractions for concurrency control: a collection of classes can be used (and also user-defined when needed) in order to tailor the programming of concurrency control to the particular application to program;

84. Bokus Bokhandel > Object-Oriented Programming In Eiffel Av Thomas, Peter G. ObjectOriented programming in eiffel. av Thomas, Peter G. Paperback. Whitaker.Object-Oriented programming in eiffel. Författare Thomas, Peter G. http://www.bokus.com/cgi-bin/more_book_info.cgi?pt=all_getRelatedActions&ISBN=02

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86. Object-Oriented Software Engineering With Eiffel Beyond classes (on which modularity is based), eiffel offers multiple inheritance toimprove software correctness in the context of programming by contract. http://www.irisa.fr/pampa/EPEE/book.html

Object-Oriented Software Engineering with Eiffel By , from the PAMPA Project, Addison-Wesley Eiffel in Practice Series ISBN 0-201-63381-7 * Paperback * 368 pages * © 1996 Book Description by Addison-Wesley and Ordering Information Preface Table of Contents Related Publications ... More info on Eiffel My new book: Design Patterns and Contracts This is a book on software engineering the Eiffel's way. Born in Dijon (France), Gustave Eiffel (18321923) first worked as an engineer for a railroad construction company before starting an office of studies dedicated to metallic construction. Using light steel modular structures instead of the usual design with cast iron, Eiffel built tall infrastructures featuring very good aerodynamic resistance. He built several viaducts, most notably at Bordeaux (1858) and Gabarit (1884). He also created the framework of the Bon Marche department store (1876) in Paris. Abroad he oversaw several projects in Austria, Switzerland, Hungary (Pest Railway Station, 1876), and Portugal (the Maria-Pia Bridge near Porto, 1877). His most famous structures were the framework of Bartholdi's Liberty Statue in New York and the 300-meter Eiffel Tower , built for the 1889 universal exposition in Paris. These two world-famous landmarks were also technological marvels for that time. They opened the way for the new domain of industrial architecture. After 1890, Eiffel resigned from his business to concentrate on aerodynamic studies from the top of the Eiffel Tower.

87. Object-Oriented Programming In Eiffel (International Computer Science Series) ObjectOriented programming in eiffel (International Computer Science Series),Object-Oriented programming in eiffel (International Computer Science Series). http://hallwebtools.com/languages_tools/211.shtml

Object-Oriented Programming in Eiffel (International Computer Science Series) Book by: Peter G. Thomas Manufacturer: Pearson Addison Wesley List Price: - Our Price: Media: Textbook Binding Release Date: May, 1995 Availability: Special Order Great Intro To Eiffel This is a very approachable book on software engineering in the language Eiffel. Every aspect of the language is covered in great detail, and there are plenty of exercises and illustrations throughout to help readers stay on course. Some of the material here is quite hard to find in other computer texts. For instance, there are chapters that discuss the theory behind Abstract Data Types, exception handling, the client/supplier relationship, and polymorphism in much greater depth than one will find in about 95% of the OO texts on the shelves. No matter what the language in which you program, you owe it to yourself to read this book. And while you're at it, pick up a copy of Meyer's Object Oriented Software Construction 2nd ed. Home

88. Eiffel ENViSioN! < Programming < Hearne Scientific Software Home programming eiffel ENViSioN! Order this product eiffel ENViSioN! eiffelis widely regarded as one of the easiest programming languages to learn. http://www.hearne.co.nz/cgi-bin/product.cgi?id=1250

89. Programming Languages information. Gustave is a repository of eiffel resources maintainedby Roger Browne of Everything eiffel. The C programming Language. http://www.cee.hw.ac.uk/~hwloidl/prg-lang.html

Progamming Languages This page collects links and other information about programming languages, mainly declarative ones. Course notes for a few lectures on functional languages are available: Web pages on programming languages in general: Prging Lang research Web page @ CMU Virtual Library @ Imperial College, London Catalog of compilers, interpreters, and other language tools The Haskell Bookshelf of introductory textbooks on Haskell and Functional Programming in general Designing and Building Parallel Programs Concepts and Tools for Parallel Software Engineering , Ian T. Foster, Addison Wesley, Reading, MA, 1995. (a good introductory textbook on parallel programming) Programming Language Review (a comprehensive page with links to more detailed language info) Introduction to Programming Languages by Anthony A. Aaby (overview of different classes of languages) Functional Languages: The Haskell family: Haskell, a lazy purely functional programming language ( Haskell Home Page Glasgow Haskell compiler GHC User's Guide ). GHC implements Haskell 1.2 (GHC 0.xx) and Haskell 1.4 (2.xx).

90. :: Ez2Find :: Eiffel http//www.gobosoft.com/; Hello, World program Site Info - Translate - OpenNew Window eiffel URL http//www2.latech.edu/~acm/helloworld/eiffel.html; http://ez2find.com/cgi-bin/directory/meta/search.pl/Computers/Programming/Langua

Guide : Eiffel Global Metasearch Any Language English Afrikaans Arabic Bahasa Melayu Belarusian Bulgarian Catala Chinese Simplified Chinese Traditional Cymraeg Czech Dansk Deutsch Eesti Espanol Euskara Faroese Francais Frysk Galego Greek Hebrew Hrvatski Indonesia Islenska Italiano Japanese Korean Latvian Lietuviu Lingua Latina Magyar Netherlands Norsk Polska Portugues Romana Russian Shqip Slovensko Slovensky Srpski Suomi Svenska Thai Turkce Ukrainian Vietnamese Mode All Words Any Word Phrase Results Timeout Depth Adult Filter Add to Favorites Other Search Web News Newsgroups Images Guides Eiffel ez2Find Home Directory Computers Programming ... Languages : Eiffel BON Books Comparison and Review Compilers ... Libraries Related Categories Computers: Programming: Languages: Compiled: Object-Oriented Computers: Programming: Languages: Garbage Collected: Object-Oriented Computers: Programming: Languages: Java: Extensions Computers: Programming: Languages: Object-Oriented: Pure ... Computers: Programming: Languages: TOM Web Sites Cetus Links: Eiffel [Site Info] [Translate] [Open New Window] Over 100 Eiffel links on vast OO/Component link site. URL: http://www.cetus-links.org/oo_eiffel.html

91. Notes For Object-Oriented Programming In Eiffel (2nd Edition) Notes for ObjectOriented programming in eiffel (2nd Edition). byPete Thomas and Ray Weedon. CH1 Introduction. According to Intro http://www.cs.yorku.ca/~weiw/research/Eiffel/Eiffel.html

Notes for Object-Oriented Programming in Eiffel (2nd Edition) by Pete Thomas and Ray Weedon CH1 Introduction According to Intro to Eiffel.NET - Part One: language basics by Daniele Pagano: The unit of software reuse in Eiffel is the class. The unit of modularity in Eiffel is the class. The unit of type modeling in Eiffel is the class. All Eiffel code must exist within the context of a class. In Eiffel, application systems, or simply systems, are created by assembling a set of related classes. The classes in a system will be related only by one or both of the two allowable relationships in object-oriented design. If you know anything about OO languages, this is the ideal (i.e. everything is a class). It is not accomplished by languages like C++ or Java (their base types are not classes), but the C# borrowed a lot of ideas from Eiffel (like Properties), so Eiffel fits nicely in the CLR (with the exception that it supports multiple implementation inheritance and the CLR does not). Compared to other OO languages, Eiffel has some important features and it::

92. Freshmeat.net: Browse Project Tree - Programming Language :: Eiffel Available subcategories. programming Language eiffel. Subscribe to this category» Subscribe to this category. Browse by. programming Language, eiffel filter. http://freshmeat.net/browse/166/

SourceForge Shop ThinkGeek Slashdot Newsletters ... scoop 16:26 PDT Search for in projects articles comments this category Section Main Unix Handhelds Mac OS X Themes login register recover password Available sub-categories Programming Language Eiffel Subscribe to this category Browse by Development Status Environment Intended Audience License ... Translations 26 projects found Pick a filter to add: Not logged in Sort order: Not logged in Berkeley DB XML An application-specific native XML data manager. Author: John Merrells No screenshot [Development Status] 6 - Mature [filter] [Environment] MacOS X [filter] Win32 (MS Windows) [filter] [Intended Audience] Developers [filter] [License] OSI Approved [filter] [Operating System] MacOS X [filter] Microsoft :: Windows :: Windows NT/2000/XP [filter] ... [filter] [Programming Language] C++ [filter] Eiffel [filter] ... [filter] [Topic] Database :: Database Engines/Servers [filter] Information Management :: Document Repositories [filter] ... [filter] Added: 18-Sep-2003 Updated: 18-Sep-2003 Rating: (not rated) Vitality: Popularity: License: OSI Approved Version: Canvas Widget A canvas widget for EiffelVision2.

93. Alexa Web Search - Subjects > Computers > Programming > Languages > Eiffel Reviewers Rave Glowing reviews from people like you. Slyboots Open Source portableGUI library for eiffel. Currently, only for Visual eiffel for Win32 only. http://www.alexa.com/browse/categories?catid=6170

94. Eiffel Software - The Home Of EiffelStudio And Eiffel ENViSioN! eiffel Software, the home of Design by Contract TM and the The eiffel DevelopmentFramework TM , is dedicated to concepts and tools that make an immediate and http://www.eiffel.com/

Productivity Tools for IT Development Eiffel Software, the home of Design by Contract TM and the The Eiffel Development Framework TM , is dedicated to concepts and tools that make an immediate and concrete difference in how companies produce software. Quality is no longer just a technical issue. As the business value of a company increasingly depends on the value of its software, executives know that having the right development tools is the key competitive advantage. To developers, Eiffel Software provides a seamless IDE to complete the job faster and better. To managers and executives, Eiffel Software provides the guarantee of lower costs, increased productivity, and higher-quality software that matches customers' expectations and customer needs. To the industry, Eiffel Software guarantees the best in software engineering, delivering on the promise of robustness, security, extendibility, and reuse. News and Announcements New language overview and DBC presentations ENViSioN! 2.01 released Improved online documentation (beta)

95. Eiffel In A Nutshell Home page for object technology, eiffel, software reuse, components, OO training and consulting, with extensive online documentation tutorials, articles and manuals. what everyone needs to know http://www.eiffel.com/eiffel/nutshell.html

Eiffel in a Nutshell 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. What is Eiffel? Good question. Answering "an object-oriented language " is correct, but only part of the story. Eiffel is the only O-O language that also includes a comprehensive approach to software construction: a method , and an environment (EiffelStudio). The language itself is not just a programming language but also covers analysis, design and implementation. What are the goals of Eiffel? 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.

96. Eiffel Online Book This page is provided for anyone who is interested in learning ObjectOrientedProgramming in eiffel. There are two main sections http://www-staff.it.uts.edu.au/~rist/eiffel/

- THE ON-LINE BOOK - This page is provided for anyone who is interested in learning Object-Oriented Programming in Eiffel . There are two main sections in the Online Eiffel book which are The language and Case study . You may read through The language part first then look at the Case study for examples of each topic covered in The language You can also download the Free Eiffel for Windows as well as the book Object-Oriented Programming in Eiffel If you have any questions, please feel free to email the author Robert Rist. rist@socs.uts.edu.au

97. What Is Eiffel? - A Word Definition From The Webopedia Computer Dictionary eiffel encourages objectoriented program development and supports asystematic approach to software development. The eiffel compiler http://www.webopedia.com/TERM/E/Eiffel.html

You are in the: Small Business Channel Jump to Website ECommerce Guide Small Business Computing Webopedia WinPlanet Enter a word for a definition... ...or choose a computer category. choose one... All Categories Communications Computer Industry Companies Computer Science Data Graphics Hardware Internet and Online Services Mobile Computing Multimedia Networks Open Source Operating Systems Programming Software Standards Types of Computers Wireless Computing World Wide Web Home Term of the Day New Terms New Links ... Be a Commerce Partner Eiffel Last modified: Tuesday, April 15, 1997 An advanced programming language created by Bertrand Meyer and developed by his company, Interactive Software Engineering (ISE). The language was introduced in 1986 and a basic Windows compiler is available at no charge. Eiffel encourages object-oriented program development and supports a systematic approach to software development. The Eiffel compiler generates C code, which you can then modify and re-compile with a C compiler. E-mail this definition to a colleague Sponsored listings Paris Eiffel Tower News: Paris Destination Guide - Offers E-guide to Paris, France featuring independent reviews of hotels, shops, and restaurants, maps and photos, metro information and a free newsletter.

98. Atari Eiffel Interface PS/2 PIC program OBJ To program yourself the PIC chip, get the HEX file eiffel program (Intel format). Download section GEM programs to setup eiffel interface. http://eiffel.atari.org/

EIFFEL, a free PS/2 Keyboard and Mouse adapter for Atari. License: This product is free, GPL-like applied to hardware project. You are free to build and use it. Last update Octover 10, 2002 (Hit counter since December 4, 2001: Laurent Favard et Didier Mequignon Eiffel firmware v1.0.4 Eiffel version 1.0.4 has been possible with precious help of Didier Mequignon, which did a very good work from the Eiffel 1.0.3. This last one add now the following: Two Atari standard joysticks support DB-9 Motor command for ventilator and temperature sensor Near all IKBD supported Updating eiffel capabilities from GEM application Eifflcf.app New archive eiffel104.tar which include .hex and documentations and new release eiffelcf104.zip. Cuurently, i havn't any schematics but in eiffel archive you'll find an explanation about joyticks, motor and sensor, from Didier. Eiffel firmware v1.0.3 This one have the following features: Mouse wheel up to 5 buttons and Mouse double wheels support. Middle mouse button return now a scan code. Flash Data PIC programming to change scan code returned for Wheels and new buttons 3, 4 and 5.

99. Eiffel// Semantics And Environment http://www-sop.inria.fr/croap/eiffel-ll

Formal Semantics and Interactive Environment for Parallel Object-Oriented Programming: Eiffel// Isabelle Attali and Denis Caromel Sidi Ould Ehmety Isabelle.Attali@sophia.inria.fr Denis.Caromel@sophia.inria.fr ... Contact Overview A formal definition of the Eiffel// semantics has been defined in the structural operational style of Natural Semantics. Using the Centaur system , this semantics permits to generate an interactive environment for parallel object-oriented programming and visualization. We provide features such as graphical representation of objects, visualization of closure and semantic rules, and animation tools to show the concurrent activities of objects. The interest of this approach is to formally introduce parallelism within the framework of the Eiffel language, and more generally in object-oriented programming, leading towards formal transformations and parallelization for object-oriented languages. This project is part of a larger project in collaboration with Jean-Luc Gaudiot (USC, Los Angeles) and Andrew Wendelborn (Univ. Adelaide, Australia): Formal Specification and Transformation of Parallel Programs The language The Eiffel// language (pronounce Eiffel Parallel) defines an extension of Eiffel which permits reusability and flexibility in parallel programming.

100. Franck Arnaud's Eiffel Freeware Page Freeware eiffel programs and libraries. This page contains a few freewareeiffel or eiffelrelated programs and libraries. Some programs http://www.nenie.org/eiffel/free/

Freeware Eiffel programs and libraries This page contains a few freeware Eiffel or Eiffel-related programs and libraries. Some programs are quite minimalist, but it is hoped that even if a program comes in a package no bigger than a web page background picture, it may be useful. Eiffel libraries Fenestra (homepage) Fenestra is a Win32 API GUI library, which while being specific to the Win32 API is high level enough to allow convenient programming in an object oriented manner. It also aims to be portable to any of the actively supported Eiffel compilers for the Win32 platforms. Pylon (homepage) Pylon is a portable foundation library covering classic data structures (lists, set, dictionary, catalog, iterators, etc) and various bits and pieces (date and time, minimalist serialisation, some string handling) missing from the standard Eiffel kernel library. The main emphasis in on portability (it has been tested with and ported to most available Eiffel compilers, which is not frequent for data structure libraries) so that Eiffel libraries can be developed without introducing dependencies on the compiler vendor's proprietary library. As it is a very compact library (one cluster with 50 classes), it can be used concurrently with other libraries without too much overhead. Traf (see below) An Eiffel pretty printer program that can also be used as a library.

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