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Introduction to Programming Session Details - ETH Zurich

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Get details on the exercise sessions and programming languages covered in the course. Learn about EiffelStudio, compilation stages, and more. Contact for group switching or assistance.

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Introduction to Programming Session Details - ETH Zurich

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  1. Introduction to Programming Bertrand Meyer Exercise Session 1 22 September 2009

  2. Organizational http://se.ethz.ch/teaching/2009-H/eprog-0001/index.html • Final group lists will be published today • If you absolutely want to switch to another exercise group because of language issues: send an email to nadia.polikarpova@inf.ethz.ch

  3. About me

  4. How about you?

  5. Questions from me • Which programming languages have you used? • What kind of projects did you do? • Who knows what design by contract is? • What are your main expectationsfrom this course? • What are your main expectations from the exercise sessions?

  6. Questions from you

  7. EiffelStudio • Installation: see assignment 1 • Demo • Compilation • Debugging • Code browsing

  8. Workbench vs. Finalizing Workbench mode • Assertions (contracts) • No optimizations • Debugging possible Finalized mode • No assertions • Code optimizations • No Debugging Slow / safe Fast / unsafe

  9. Compilation Stages I • Degree 6: Examining System • Degree 5: Parsing Classes • Degree 4: Analyzing Inheritance • Degree 3: Checking Types • Degree 2: Generating Byte Code • Degree 1: Generating Metadata

  10. Compilation Stages II Workbench mode • Degree -1: Generating Code Finalized mode • Degree -2: Constructing Polymorphic Table • Dead Code Removal • Degree -3: Generating Optimized Code

  11. Assignment 1 • 1 Welcome to ETH • 2 EiffelStudio installation • 3 Your first Traffic program • If you have problems with assignment 1: => Switch to a group level A or B or ask me...

  12. Questions

  13. See you next week!

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