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==Compiling your Eiffel system for CECIL==
It is very simple to "Cecilize" your Eiffel system, that is to say make its features available from the outside through CECIL. You will compile it as you normally would - either freeze it or finalize it. The only supplementary precaution is to protect from the dead-code remover any Eiffel features that are not called from the Eiffel system's root, and might thus be dead-code-removed by the optimization mechanism.
To do this, make the appropriate features and classes [[Group Options|visible]] .
It is very simple to "Cecilize" your Eiffel system, that is to say make its features available from the outside through CECIL. You will compile it as you normally would - either freeze it or finalize it. The only supplementary precaution is to make the features and classes that will be used by CECIL [[Group Options|visible]].
==Building a CECIL archive==
The EiffelStudio compiler produces both C code and a "Makefile". The Makefile compiles and links that C code in a subdirectory one level below the EIFGENs directory of a project. For frozen/melted code, the Makefile is located in the W_code subdirectory. For finalized code, it is in the F_code subdirectory.