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* from the download page of [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=196408 the sourceforge area] | * from the download page of [http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=196408 the sourceforge area] | ||
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Details about new features and bug fixes in the builds are on the [[EiffelStudio_Releases| releases page]]. | Details about new features and bug fixes in the builds are on the [[EiffelStudio_Releases| releases page]]. | ||
Revision as of 04:58, 23 January 2015
EiffelStudio YY.MM
You can download the official EiffelStudio YY.MM release from Eiffel Software. The GPL release can also be downloaded from Sourceforge.
EiffelStudio YY.MM Research (EVE)
In parallel to the development of EiffelStudio, ETH Zurich is regularly delivering the EVE version of EiffelStudio. You can get it at this location:
http://se.inf.ethz.ch/research/eve/builds/
EiffelStudio Pre-releases
We provide versions of EiffelStudio for most popular platforms (Linux, Windows, Solaris, Irix, ...).
You can find the latest builds:
- from the download page of the sourceforge area
- as well as in the Eiffel Software beta area (beware it also includes some nightly build which are untested).
Details about new features and bug fixes in the builds are on the releases page.
Note: Please be aware that the YY.MM versions released through this site are intermediate builds on the road towards official EiffelStudio YY.MM. If you are experiencing problems with this release, please use the developer forums for discussions.
The convention used for filenames is the following:
Eiffel_YY.MM_gpl_$BUILD-$ISE_PLATFORM.[tar.bz2|msi]
Where $BUILD is a build number, the higher number the more recent release it is, and where $ISE_PLATFORM is the name of your platform.
Mac OS X builds can be found here.
On Windows, you can use the latest Microsoft C compiler.
