SmallEiffel

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SmartEiffel
Developed by	The SmartEiffel Team
Latest release	2.3 / July 17, 2007
OS	Cross-platform
Type	compiler
License	GPL
Website	smarteiffel.loria.fr

SmartEiffel is a free Eiffel compiler. It has been developed at the Lorraine Laboratory of Research in Information Technology and its Applications (LORIA), an institute affiliated to the French National Institute for Research in Computer Science and Control (INRIA), on the campus of Nancy-Université in Lorraine.

The project was initiated in 1994 by the French researcher Dominique Colnet. The compiler was then called SmallEiffel, in reference to the Smalltalk language. In 1995, the compiler was able to compile itself for the first time. In 1998, on the occasion of a visit to LORIA by Richard Stallman, the project became part of the GNU project. In December 2002, the project was renamed SmartEiffel and reached version 1.0. In September 2004, SmartEiffel reached version 2.0.

In May 2005, after divergences with the working group for the normalization of the Eiffel language, the SmartEiffel project announced that they would not implement the ECMA TC39-TG4 norm.

External links

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"The Grand SmartEiffel Book" - official wiki

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