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Object oriented structured programming language in the [[Algol]] family, originally designed by Bertrand Meyer. | [[Image:Eiffel.png|200px|right]] | ||
Object oriented structured programming language in the [[Algol]] family, originally designed by Bertrand Meyer. Much like [[SmallTalk]] Eiffel has also suffered in the last few years due to companies that built commercial tools for the language have turned their attention to [[Java]]. | |||
==A list of OS/2 implementations of Eiffel== | ==A list of OS/2 implementations of Eiffel== | ||
Revision as of 14:06, 2 February 2015
Object oriented structured programming language in the Algol family, originally designed by Bertrand Meyer. Much like SmallTalk Eiffel has also suffered in the last few years due to companies that built commercial tools for the language have turned their attention to Java.
A list of OS/2 implementations of Eiffel
- ISE Eiffel - Commercial - Discontinued
- SmallEiffel - Open Source - Discontinued
- Tower Eiffel - Commercial - Discontinued
Classes and bindings
- Tower Eiffel Booch Classes - Freeware release of the old Booch classes that Tower used to sell, work with v2 of Tower Eiffel.
- A version of the O2 System Object oriented database was available with Eiffel bindings for a while.
A list of DOS implementations of Eiffel
- SmallEiffel - Open Source - Discontinued
A list of Eiffel implementations that run under WinOS/2
A list of Eiffel implementations that run under Java
- J-Eiffel - Eiffel to Java compiler - Open source - Discontinued
A list of Eiffel implementations in JavaScript
Publications
- IDL Eiffel CORBA Binding - By Tower Technology Corp., Cindy de la Torre Cicalese of George Washington University and Kim Rochat of IBM. - Initial proposal for standardisation by Tower Technology.
Local articles
Tutorials and other learning material
Links
USENET
- comp.lang.eiffel - Low volume group - Go to the Google groups version if your ISP does not offer USENET access or you are in any other way newsgroup challenged.