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System customisation is performed thanks to the "system.se"
file.
At startup, SmallEiffel first looks
in the file "system.se", which must be in the directory "bin".
This file holds the current system, or platform, name ("UNIX", "Windows",
"Macintosh", "DOS", "OS2", "Amiga", "VMS", ...).
To have the full list of the currently supported systems, just
put a bad system name in the file "system.se" and then
run for example command compile
When the system name is correctly set in the file "system.se", SmallEiffel performs some automatic customisations. For example, if the "system.se" file contains the string "DOS", SmallEiffel uses the suffix ".BAT" for script files and the suffix ".EXE" for executables files.
Copyright © Dominique COLNET and Suzanne COLLIN -
<colnet@loria.fr>
Last update: Tuesday June 9th, 1998