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In article 19930@nrao.edu, cflatter@nrao.edu (Chris Flatters) writes:
>I'm just wondering if ISE or SIG Computing would be willing to produce a
>cut-price Eiffel package for 386BSD.  386BSD is Bill Jolitz' freely distributable
>implementation of BSD Unix for Intel 80386-based PC/AT clones (I suspect that
>porting ISE Eiffel 2.3 would require little more than a recompile).
>
>I think I would be willing to pay in the range of $300-$400 (or less, of
>course) for a full Eiffel development system on my home machine and I think
>that there is a chance that others would too.  Any takers?
>
>	Chris Flatters
>	cflatter@nrao.edu


I would be VERY interested in exactly the same setup for my home machine.
Is there any hope of having a CHEAP eiffel license for home users?
At the moment the eiffel licenses are cheap for commercial users (in 
relation to most other stuff) but still too expensive for home users.

If enough home users get to use eiffel then it is bound to make it into
many more companies so that giving eiffel away to home users should make
commercial sense!

Mike Chapman