General Information

 o Eli: Translator Construction Made Easy
 o Global Index
 o Frequently Asked Questions

Tutorials

 o Quick Reference Card
 o Guide For new Eli Users
 o Release Notes of Eli
 o Tutorial on Name Analysis
 o Tutorial on Type Analysis

Reference Manuals

 o User Interface
 o Eli products and parameters
 o LIDO Reference Manual

Libraries

 o Eli library routines
 o Specification Module Library

Translation Tasks

 o Lexical analysis specification
 o Syntactic Analysis Manual
 o Computation in Trees

Tools

 o LIGA Control Language
 o Debugging Information for LIDO
 o Graphical ORder TOol

 o FunnelWeb User's Manual

 o Pattern-based Text Generator
 o Property Definition Language
 o Operator Identification Language
 o Tree Grammar Specification Language
 o Command Line Processing
 o COLA Options Reference Manual

 o Generating Unparsing Code

 o Monitoring a Processor's Execution

Administration

 o System Administration Guide

 Questions, Comments, ....

Frequently Asked Questions and Answers

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Where to Find Eli Locally

Eli Version 4.1 is installed in directory `/usr/local' on Computer Science machines running Solaris. If you have `/usr/local/bin' in your path, then the commands eli will invoke Eli.

Eli will use the cache directory specified by the -c parameter of the eli command if one is given. If the -c parameter is omitted, and the environment variable ELICACHE is defined, that variable specifies the cache directory to be used. Otherwise the cache directory is assumed to be `ELICACHE' in the current directory.

Another startup-script to invoke Eli is `Eli', also installed in `/usr/local/bin'. This script distinguishes creation of a cache and its usage and is designed primarily for use of developpers that want to replace certain components of Eli by modified variants. A usage of this script can be requested by calling `Eli' with the parameter `-h'.



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