Recently I found an issue with EiffelStudio and some .NET assemblies. I decided to rebuild my own version of the Eiffel compiler to implement a quick workaround.

We are pleased to announce the availability of EiffelStudio 6.6.

I've recently added two new entries to the Code Generation Optimization Ideas page. As one can see there are many things that can improve the performance of the generated code.

I am busy working on the Vision2-Cocoa implementation and have some nice additions for better interaction with Objective-C ready, the code is now void-safe and the Cocoa-Eiffel wrapper is much more complete. But more about that some other time. For now I just want to take a short break and present you the "New Cocoa Application Wizard" which I wrote yesterday.

Last night I've upgraded my iPod Touch to the latest iPhone OS 3.0 and its corresponding SDK. The OS upgrade went smoothly. However for the SDK, what I had done was not working when I switch the include path to use the 3.0 SDK because it also required GCC 4.2 (by default it is GCC 4.0).

SourceForge started the Community Choice Awards. Click on this link to vote for EiffelStudio.

Like many, this weekend I've downloaded the beta version of Windows 7. And of course, the first thing I did was to install EiffelStudio. I chose the development version but I believe it should work equally well with 6.3.

I was happy that it installed without any problem using the MinGW C compiler.

For our work on migrating all the Eiffel Software source code to void-safe mode in 6.4, I've updated our Eiffel Syntax Updater tool to update our source code automatically.