Hi,
Here is a potential patch to add local variable support to geant.
Any comment ?
Jocelyn
On 1/31/2008 18:33 PM, Jocelyn wrote:
> Hi Gobo team
>
> Would...
Hi Jocelyn, Somehow I didn't receive the original message that you sent on January 31rst. I'm glad you copied it below. If Sven has no objection about this...
Indeed, I first used the wrong email address which is not registered on the list. and I replied to my own message, because I thought my original message were...
Yes, I am still around :-) I would find it very useful to have local variables in geant. Note that I did not look into the the details of the patch. But what...
... [...] ... 'accept_errors' is something I would like as well for <getest>. For example it's not because a test fails that I don't want to run the other...
I agree that <local ../> would be nicer than <setlocal ... /> but then .. do we consider <local ../> as local declaration, as <argument ... /> and in this...
Hello, A new release of Gobo is available from the usual location: https://sourceforge.net/projects/gobo-eiffel/ This version should work with the forthcoming...
... Eric> $GOBO/install.sh gcc Eric> under Unix/Linux in order to generate the binary files of Eric> the Gobo tools in the directory $GOBO/bin. Hm. That...
Colin Paul Adams
colin@...
May 11, 2008 10:27 am
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... I updated the script in SVN. -- Eric Bezault mailto:ericb@... http://www.gobosoft.com...
Guys, While installing release 3.8 on Red Hat Linux I encountered the following error: In file included from gexslt43.c:1: gexslt.h:385:16: gc.h: No such file...
... You should remove this line: <option name="garbage_collector" value="boehm"/> from the file $GOBO/src/gexslt/ge.xace. Colin, is it possible to regenerate...
Hi again, I have the following environment variable GOBO_OS=unix defined in /etc/profile. In one of my xace files I have some conditional lines, for example: ...
... Actually, there seems to be two separate issues. The header and link options don't make it into compile_ge.xace at all (whether or not the conditional is...
... I think that environment variables are not interpreted in Xace files. You should pass these variables using the command-line option --define. You can see...
... Here is the .eant file for the test directory: <project name="posix_test" default="help"> <description> description: "Eiffel Ant file for Serial...
... OK, I got it. Options declared at the level of the library are only taken into account when the library.xace is used as root Xace file (for example to...
Hi Guys, note2 in class DT_DATE_TIME_DURATION says: Do not take leap seconds into account Should this be: Does not take leap seconds into account ? -- Cheers, ...
Hi All, I would like to have a duration that is a quarter (or a third) of another duration. Is that possible? -- Cheers, Berend de Boer [Non-text portions of...
... I was using the same style convention as for feature header comments. Now I realize that it may indeed be confusing as to whether the class does not take...
... There is nothing readily available. Let's consider that you have a duration of 1 month, and you want to quarter of it. What should it be? Well, I guess it...
Dear Colin and Eric, Next Friday I will be pitching Eiffel to a development team at ITT Space Systems. They make heavy use of XML and I was hoping you could ...
Hi Brian, I'm not Colin or Eric (obviously), but I am a happy recent user of the Gobo XML classes. A couple of weeks ago I was asked to generate a simple, dumb...
... Eric> There is nothing readily available. Let's consider that you Eric> have a duration of 1 month, and you want to quarter of Eric> it. What should it be?...
... Eric> In that case I would suggest turning the duration into a Eric> definite duration (using `to_definite'). This step isn't clear when I tried it....
... Well, according to the doc it should take a DT_DATE_TIME as argument! The reason why it takes a DT_DATE_TIME was what I referred to in my initial message...
... Eric> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Let's consider that you have a duration of Eric> 1 month, and you want to quarter of it. What should it be? Eric> Well, I guess...
... In that case, use the begin date for the argument of `to_definite'. ... If you use begin_date.duration (end_date), you are lucky because the result is...
