Agreed on the crippled C#. This has been undone (for better or worse, cause now we've got full eiffel on.NET...) Check it out if interested (either for.NET or Linux): www.eiffel.com/downloads/
cheers
Eiffel# (a poorly conceived move, now unsupported) did in fact strip a couple of features out. However, the latest ISE Eiffel (EiffelStudio 5.2) contains the full Eiffel language, on.NET. Same Eiffel source can be used on any platform ES supports (i.e., win classic/.NET, unixes, linuxes, etc.) Free download of it: www.eiffel.com/downloads/
c.a.
Weed,
On behalf of Eiffel SW I apologize that you had a bad experience with our mailing list.
We completely respect people's privacy and your email preferences, and we do regularly remove those who opt out of the list. Generally, there have been problems in the past only when people have gotten themselves on the list multiple times (multiple downloads, or different addresses), though sometimes during periods of employee turnover there might have been some list-maintenance issues as well. Hey, what can I say, we are human (contrary to how you made us sound).
There have been a lot of cool changes both inside and out. I invite you to give Eiffel Software a try again sometime. Until then, regards
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Agreed on the crippled C#. This has been undone (for better or worse, cause now we've got full eiffel on .NET...) Check it out if interested (either for .NET or Linux): www.eiffel.com/downloads/
cheers
Eiffel# (a poorly conceived move, now unsupported) did in fact strip a couple of features out. However, the latest ISE Eiffel (EiffelStudio 5.2) contains the full Eiffel language, on .NET. Same Eiffel source can be used on any platform ES supports (i.e., win classic/.NET, unixes, linuxes, etc.) Free download of it: www.eiffel.com/downloads/
c.a.
Weed, On behalf of Eiffel SW I apologize that you had a bad experience with our mailing list. We completely respect people's privacy and your email preferences, and we do regularly remove those who opt out of the list. Generally, there have been problems in the past only when people have gotten themselves on the list multiple times (multiple downloads, or different addresses), though sometimes during periods of employee turnover there might have been some list-maintenance issues as well. Hey, what can I say, we are human (contrary to how you made us sound). There have been a lot of cool changes both inside and out. I invite you to give Eiffel Software a try again sometime. Until then, regards