On Tuesday, March 12th, we will be celebrating the 20th anniversary of the first commit on EiffelStudio (formerly known as EiffelBench).

In 7.3 we are introducing an improved completion in the EiffelStudio editor. In addition to being able to see the feature name, feature signature, you will now be able to see the contracts of the routine as you can see in the screenshot below.

If you have any other suggestions we could do to improve the completion, let us know!

In the 7.0 release, we have changed the hierarchy structure used by EiffelStudio to store either private settings or user settings. In previous revisions, we had the following depending on your platform.

We are pleased to announce the availability of EiffelStudio 7.0.

It's been quite some time since my last blog entry. I must confess: I abandoned Eiffel as my language of choice for a little while, to do some C++ and C#. It turns out that after I left my employer, I started working on a project of mine, with the firm intention to achieve it, make it professional but also to finish it fast.

It has been a month since my last blog entry because I could not recall precisely where the blog was!

From time to time, I will do my best to keep this blog and it associated community up-to-speed on the development of the Jinny Logistical Order Fulfillment Technologies (JLOFT) project. The JLOFT system has been conceived as an end-to-end general business application. The application is being designed to manage a specific wholesale order fulfillment system (e.g.

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.