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Re: [ESE-users] [ESE-svn] SF.net SVN: ese: [339] trunk

[Cyril A. <cyr...@gm...>]

Hi Paolo, all,

On Dec 13, 2007 4:05 PM, Paolo Redaelli <pao...@po...> wrote:
> I've been trying to checkout ese several times these days but I always
> get an error about unreachable host. Is it a problem of my ISP or it's
> SourceForge load that baffles me?

That's strange... I'm not aware of any problem... I made my latest
checkout some 5 minutes ago, and it worked perfectly, as always.

Cheers,
-- 
Cyril ADRIAN - http://www.cadrian.net/~cyril

Any problem can be solved by another layer of indirection.
But that usually will create another problem.
-- David Wheeler

Re: [ESE-users] [ESE-svn] SF.net SVN: ese: [339] trunk

[Paolo R. <pao...@po...>]

es...@li... ha scritto:
> Revision: 339
>           http://ese.svn.sourceforge.net/ese/?rev=339&view=rev
> Author:   cadrian
> Date:     2007-12-13 02:57:55 -0800 (Thu, 13 Dec 2007)
>
> Log Message:

I've been trying to checkout ese several times these days but I always
get an error about unreachable host. Is it a problem of my ISP or it's
SourceForge load that baffles me?
	Paolo

Re: [ESE-users] ESE 0.1.0

[Cyril A. <cyr...@gm...>]

Hi all,

On 10/16/07, Paolo Redaelli <pao...@po...> wrote:
> >>  0.1 was not available for download this morning ! Strange, isn't it ?
> >>
> The complete url of 0.1, which AFAIK is the tarball that Cyril used for
> ESE is http://download.gna.org/eiffel-libraries/eiffel-libraries-0.1.tar.bz2

In fact I use the latest EWLC svn but I had to manually fix an error
in the Sqlite backend (a creation clause is incorrect). I guess 0.1
should be fine (BTW I don't remember if I have write access to EWLC's
repository?).

PS- I cannot answer as quickly as I would because I'm not at home and
even though there is a connection at the hotel I don't spend the whole
day here ;-)

As for how critical it is, I don't think it's really important because
EDC is not yet used in any tool provided by 0.1.0 (it will change in
some future version: look at edm in svn's trunk) so it does not break
the install tool (I don't know if EXTERNAL_COMPILER does recover
gracefully from such errors).

Thanks for your interest in ESE!

Cheers to all,
-- 
Cyril ADRIAN - http://www.cadrian.net/~cyril

Any problem can be solved by another layer of indirection.
But that usually will create another problem.
-- David Wheeler

Re: [ESE-users] ESE 0.1.0

[<gui...@wa...>]

Paolo Redaelli a écrit :
> Guillaume Lemaître ha scritto:
>>> Try version 0.1... 0.2 is the freezing of further (unstable) 
>>> developments I made during a forced off-line period.
>>> Paolo
>>  0.1 was not available for download this morning ! Strange, isn't it ?
> 
> You're right. I must have deleted it during an clumsy rsync. I'm 
> re-uploading it right now. I'm sorry to cause so much turmoil; yet 0.1 
> and 0.2 have quite a few known issues that I'm working to solve; I was 
> unlucky enough: my cable company had serious connectivity problems when 
> I need the net most....
> So I was forced to make all the commits in hurry in few minutes from my 
> parents house. And hurry is the enemy of well done things.
> I'm now working on an almost complete re-engineering of the memory 
> handling which should be more or less definitive and sufficiently 
> flexible to handle all the possible schemes used by various C libraries. 
> This requires extensive scattered changes almost everywhere; I would 
> prefer to commit something that at least compiles... I'm sorry but work, 
> my beloved daughter (2 weeks old now) and real life take their toll.
> 

I still have the issue with 0.1.0. It doesn't seem that critical as yepp 
is compiled and can compile the tutorial (in fact, it would be strange 
that to compile we need an ODBC interface)

> 
> 
> PS: do you use an IM or IRC?
> 
> 
> 

The old-school way, IRC of course :)

Re: [ESE-users] ESE 0.1.0

[Paolo R. <pao...@po...>]

Paolo Redaelli ha scritto:
> Guillaume Lema=EEtre ha scritto:
>  =20
>>> Try version 0.1... 0.2 is the freezing of further (unstable)=20
>>> developments I made during a forced off-line period.
>>> Paolo
>>>      =20
>>  0.1 was not available for download this morning ! Strange, isn't it ?=

>>    =20
The complete url of 0.1, which AFAIK is the tarball that Cyril used for=20
ESE is http://download.gna.org/eiffel-libraries/eiffel-libraries-0.1.tar.=
bz2

Re: [ESE-users] ESE 0.1.0

[Paolo R. <pao...@po...>]

Guillaume Lema=EEtre ha scritto:
>> Try version 0.1... 0.2 is the freezing of further (unstable)=20
>> developments I made during a forced off-line period.
>> Paolo
>  0.1 was not available for download this morning ! Strange, isn't it ?

You're right. I must have deleted it during an clumsy rsync. I'm=20
re-uploading it right now. I'm sorry to cause so much turmoil; yet 0.1=20
and 0.2 have quite a few known issues that I'm working to solve; I was=20
unlucky enough: my cable company had serious connectivity problems when=20
I need the net most....
So I was forced to make all the commits in hurry in few minutes from my=20
parents house. And hurry is the enemy of well done things.
I'm now working on an almost complete re-engineering of the memory=20
handling which should be more or less definitive and sufficiently=20
flexible to handle all the possible schemes used by various C libraries. =

This requires extensive scattered changes almost everywhere; I would=20
prefer to commit something that at least compiles... I'm sorry but work, =

my beloved daughter (2 weeks old now) and real life take their toll.



PS: do you use an IM or IRC?

Re: [ESE-users] ESE 0.1.0

[Raphael M. <ra...@ra...>]

Am Montag, 15. Oktober 2007 schrieb Guillaume Lema=EEtre:
>    Hello
>
> I tried to install it to test yepp, and in fact make.sh fails while
> searching for SQLITE_ERROR_CODES, even though I installed EWLC 0.2.0.
>
> Where this class is coming from ? How critical is it ?

it actually comes from eiffel-libraries. If you want to use the sqlite=20
backend for the ese database connectivity (which is quite nice) you need=20
it. Elsewise you shouldn't loose anything. But I do not know whether some=20
installation step fails if you don't have it. If you want to play with the=
=20
ese databas part with sqlite feel free to ask. I'll give my best to help=20
(and fix when needed ;-)

Rapha

Re: [ESE-users] ESE 0.1.0

[<gui...@wa...>]

Cyril ADRIAN a écrit :
> All,
> 
> Here it is at last! The first release of ESE.
> 
> ESE is Enterprise SmartEiffel. As its name implies, ESE is an
> extension of SmartEiffel, the GNU Eiffel compiler, tools and
> libraries.
> 
> The version 0.1.0 is the very first version released. It is a
> proof-of-concept version, but 3 tools and 8 libraries are already part
> of the package.
> 
> Please note that ESE needs a very recent SmartEiffel compiler (2.3 is
> too old; please use the latest svn) and the Eiffel Wrapper Library
> Collection (ditto: use svn).
> 
> http://ese.sf.net
> 
> Happy hacking,

   Hello

I tried to install it to test yepp, and in fact make.sh fails while 
searching for SQLITE_ERROR_CODES, even though I installed EWLC 0.2.0.

Where this class is coming from ? How critical is it ?

Re: [ESE-users] ESE 0.1.0

[Cyril A. <cyr...@gm...>]

On 10/12/07, co...@ne... <co...@ne...> wrote:
> Great job, Cyril!

Thank you :-) It's only the first step though. I still have work to do
on esec and I also have plans for sui.

Stay tuned!
-- 
Cyril ADRIAN - http://www.cadrian.net/~cyril

Any problem can be solved by another layer of indirection.
But that usually will create another problem.
-- David Wheeler

Re: [ESE-users] ESE 0.1.0

[<co...@ne...>]

Great job, Cyril!
Lee

-- "Cyril ADRIAN" <cyr...@gm...> wrote:
All,

Here it is at last! The first release of ESE.

ESE is Enterprise SmartEiffel. As its name implies, ESE is an
extension of SmartEiffel, the GNU Eiffel compiler, tools and
libraries.

The version 0.1.0 is the very first version released. It is a
proof-of-concept version, but 3 tools and 8 libraries are already part
of the package.

Please note that ESE needs a very recent SmartEiffel compiler (2.3 is
too old; please use the latest svn) and the Eiffel Wrapper Library
Collection (ditto: use svn).

http://ese.sf.net

Happy hacking,
-- =

Cyril ADRIAN - http://www.cadrian.net/~cyril

Any problem can be solved by another layer of indirection.
But that usually will create another problem.
-- David Wheeler

[ESE-users] ESE 0.1.0

[Cyril A. <cyr...@gm...>]

All,

Here it is at last! The first release of ESE.

ESE is Enterprise SmartEiffel. As its name implies, ESE is an
extension of SmartEiffel, the GNU Eiffel compiler, tools and
libraries.

The version 0.1.0 is the very first version released. It is a
proof-of-concept version, but 3 tools and 8 libraries are already part
of the package.

Please note that ESE needs a very recent SmartEiffel compiler (2.3 is
too old; please use the latest svn) and the Eiffel Wrapper Library
Collection (ditto: use svn).

http://ese.sf.net

Happy hacking,
-- 
Cyril ADRIAN - http://www.cadrian.net/~cyril

Any problem can be solved by another layer of indirection.
But that usually will create another problem.
-- David Wheeler

[ESE-users] [ESE] yepp

[Cyril A. <cyr...@gm...>]

Hi all,

Just a small note to tell you that the yepp tool in ESE is now in a
usable state.

What is YEPP?
In good GNU tradition, YEPP is an Eiffel Parser Producer. It is meant
to replace the venerable lex/yacc couple for SmartEiffel users. Its
input files use an eiffelish syntax extended to allow simple grammar
declarations in an extended BNF notation. Its output is an Eiffel
class.
It is built using (both in itself and for its output) ESE's parse
library, which implements a top-down parsing strategy.

http://ese.sourceforge.net

Happy hacking,
-- 
Cyril ADRIAN - http://www.cadrian.net/~cyril

Any problem can be solved by another layer of indirection.
But that usually will create another problem.
-- David Wheeler

[ESE-users] test

[Cyril A. <cyr...@gm...>]

Hi,

I changed the policy of ese-users to openly accept posting from
non-subscribed addresses. I don't know if we will receive much spam.
If we do and people complain I will revert to the previous settings.

I test by using an address I'm not subscribed with :-)

Cheers,
-- 
Cyril ADRIAN - http://www.cadrian.net/~cyril

Any problem can be solved by another layer of indirection.
But that usually will create another problem.
-- David Wheeler

Re: [ESE-users] ESE - yepp tool

[Cyril A. <ca...@us...>]

Lee,

On 10/11/07, co...@ne... <co...@ne...> wrote:
> I wanted to send this letter to the ese-users list, but even though I
> subscribed, I cannot send to the list.

That's strange. Did the list answer something? Or is it just plain
sourceforge shortage?

> After downloading the SmartEiffel SVN package 2 days ago.  I was able to use
> SVN to download ESE as well.  After installing, I was able to compile the
> ese_install.e file and then compile on Windows XP with SP2.  The compilation
> produced 4 warnings, but no errors.  After the compilation was complete, I
> was able to run the ese_install.exe and it seemed to work fine.

That's good news indeed :-)

>  I will have
> to run some tests to make sure it worked.  When I tried to compile the
> parser/tutorial, it told me that there was an invalid loadpath.se.  It said
> that the there was an unknown loadpath /ese/install/tutorial/parse.  This
> makes sense since the correct path is /ese/tutorial/parse.

I think that's because you compiled and started ese_install.exe in the
install/ subdirectory.

To compile ese_install, the instructions are (or should be):
- go in the *main directory* of ESE
- se c ese_install -boost -o ese_install.exe
  (that works because there is a loadpath.se in the base directory
that points to the install/ subdirectory)
- launch ese_install.exe from the base directory of ESE

Now everything should be fine.

Hope it helps,
-- 
Cyril ADRIAN - http://www.cadrian.net/~cyril

Any problem can be solved by another layer of indirection.
But that usually will create another problem.
-- David Wheeler

Re: [ESE-users] [Smarteiffel-commits] r8155 - in trunk/tools

[Cyril A. <ca...@us...>]

Hi dear ESE users,

On 1/29/07, ca...@us... <ca...@us...> w=
rote:
> Author: cadrian
> Date: 2007-01-29 20:57:42 +0000 (Mon, 29 Jan 2007)
> New Revision: 8155
>
> Modified:
>    trunk/tools/commands/install.e
>    trunk/tools/config/serc_factory.e
>    trunk/tools/utils/external_install.e
> Log:
> Force config files in a config directory to have a ".se" suffix.
> It helps preventing double inclusions such as backup files.
> Issue reported by Raphael Mack.

First, many thanks to Raphael for pointing this out.

Now, before you rush to install SE r8155, please take time to rename
the files in your configuration directory:

vanilla_se --> vanilla.se
ese --> ese.se

Note that there is no need to reinstall ESE, except if you want to
test EXTERNAL_INSTALLER's fixes.

Cheers,
--=20
Cyril ADRIAN - http://www.cadrian.net/~cyril

Vt Sol inter planetas,
Ita MVSICA inter Artes Liberales
in medio radiat
-- Heinrich Sch=FCtz, 1640

[ESE-users] test

[Cyril A. <ca...@us...>]

TEST 14:22

--=20
Cyril ADRIAN - http://www.cadrian.net/~cyril

Vt Sol inter planetas,
Ita MVSICA inter Artes Liberales
in medio radiat
-- Heinrich Sch=FCtz, 1640