Eiffel-Loop news (July 2016)
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About Eiffel-Loop
First launched in 2003, Eiffel-Loop is a collection of Eiffel libraries, example programs and development tools consisting of over 435 thousand code words* in more than 1700 classes. It also includes a sophisticated build system written in Python.
New release 1.4.0 on Github
For this release a major effort has been made to make Eiffel-Loop more modular with fewer inter-dependencies between libraries. In particular, most modules no longer depend on the logging module, but only the class EL_MODULE_LIO which is merely an alternative to io output.
Full release notes here: github.com/finnianr/Eiffel-Loop/releases/tag/1.4.0
New website
The Eiffel-Loop website has been completely redesigned to act as a repository browser. You can explore the full source code of Eiffel-Loop at www.eiffel-loop.com.
New Respository Publisher
This release includes a new tool for publishing repositories as HTML. See article: Eiffel-View, the new Eiffel repository publishing tool
Footnotes
- Code words include keywords, identifier words and quoted strings, but excludes comments and indexing notes.
Which is?
I suppose the first thing people want to know "What is Eiffel-Loop"? That question is nowhere answered...
About Eiffel-Loop
Although the domain eiffel-loop.com was first registered in 2003, you are right, and perhaps I shouldn't assume that everyone knows what it is. I have added an "About Eiffel-Loop" at the top.
Sorry, was more thinking about the git intro: https://github.com/finnianr/Eiffel-Loop
Reading your about, it doesn't address the question why I want to use it. It's a bunch of classes. Most Eiffel libraries are :-)
Github readme
you mean the readme.md, yes, good point. I will do something about that.