We are happy to announce the first release since LibertyEiffel officially is under the umbrella of GNU, 2016.05, code-named "Bell" (after Alexander Graham Bell - Scottish engineer).
Get it from one of the following sources
- Tarball:
http://download.savannah.gnu.org/releases/liberty-eiffel/bell.tar.gz
- Debian/Ubuntu packages:
http://apt.liberty-eiffel.org/ release main
- Git repository:
git://git.savannah.gnu.org/liberty-eiffel.git
Looking forward to a promising time with an emerging community, stay tuned and have fun!
the first release candidate for the bell release is out. Please check it out from git, download the tarball http://www.liberty-eiffel.org/bell-rc1.tar.gz or install the debian packages from http://apt.liberty-eiffel.org/ rc main
We'd appreciate any feedback on problems with the installation or any kind of bugs you find - if they are critical or easy to fix, we'll do so before the release.
Stay tuned and have fun!
Liberty Eiffel is a free eiffel compiler started from SmartEiffel code base. Its goal is to retain from SmartEiffel its rigour; but not its rigidity.
Eiffel is an advanced object-oriented programming language that emphasizes the design and construction of high-quality and reusable software.
Liberty Eiffel is maintained by a free and open community.
We are happy to announce the very first version, 2013.11, code-named "Adler" (after Charles Adler, Jr. — an American engineer).
This release is a signal to the FLOSS community at large that Eiffel is still alive and kicking. We need volunteers :-)
Feel free to visit our website: http://www.gnu.org/software/liberty-eiffel/