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{{ReviewRequested}} {{ReviewRequested}}
=Introduction= =Introduction=
The command line utility finish_freezing is used to compile external code generated by the Eiffel compiler. Most of the time finish_freezing gets executed behind the scenes as you freeze and finalize Eiffel systems, so you don't really need to be aware of it. However, finish_freezing can be run standalone, and is useful, for example, when [[Porting an Eiffel application from UNIX to Windows or vice-versa|porting systems to other platforms]]. The command line utility finish_freezing is used to compile external code generated by the Eiffel compiler. Most of the time finish_freezing gets executed behind the scenes as you freeze and finalize Eiffel systems, so you don't really need to be aware of it. However, finish_freezing can be run standalone, and is useful, for example, when [[Porting an Eiffel application from UNIX to Windows or vice-versa|porting systems to other platforms]].
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[-x86] [-silent [-silent...]] [-library [-library...]] [-version] [-nologo] [-x86] [-silent [-silent...]] [-library [-library...]] [-version] [-nologo]
</code> </code>
OPTIONS: Options:
:Options should be prefixed with: '-' or '/' :Options should be prefixed with: '-' or '/'
{| border="1" {| border="1"
|- |-
| '''OPTION''' ! style="text-align: center" | Option
| '''ARGUMENTS''' ! style="text-align: center" | Arguments
! style="text-align: center" | Effect
|- |-
|- |-
| -location | -location
| ''directory''
| Alternative location to compile C code in. | Alternative location to compile C code in.
<directory>: Location to compile C code in
|- |-
| -generate_only | -generate_only
|
| Informs tool to only generate a Makefile. | Informs tool to only generate a Makefile.
|- |-
| -nproc | -nproc
| Maximum number of processors to use | ''n''
<n>: Number of processors | Maximum number of processors to use.
|- |-
| -low | -low
|
| Executes finish freezing in low-execution priority mode. | Executes finish freezing in low-execution priority mode.
|- |-
| -x86 | -x86
|
| Generate 32bit lib DLLs for .NET projects. | Generate 32bit lib DLLs for .NET projects.
|- |-
| -silent | -silent
| Suppresses confirmation dialog |
| Suppresses confirmation dialog.
|- |-
| -library | -library
| Compiles the C code of an Eiffel library |
| Compiles the C code of an Eiffel library.
|- |-
| -? | -?
|
| Display usage information. | Display usage information.
|- |-
| -version | -version
|
| Displays version information. | Displays version information.
|- |-
| -nologo | -nologo
|
| Supresses copyright information. | Supresses copyright information.
|} |}

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[[Property:title|Barbershop]]
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=Description=
The [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sleeping_barber_problem barbershop], sometimes called ''the sleeping barber'', models a barbershop with one barber, one barber's chair, and a waiting room with several chairs. The alternative name of the problem comes from the fact that if there is no one waiting for a haircut, the barber flops in his chair and falls asleep.
Also involved are a number of shaggy-haired customers. A customer entering the barbershop looks around and assesses the situation. If all the waiting room chairs are occupied, the customer leaves the shop to return again at a time when, hopefully, the queue will be shorter.
=Highlights=