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Updated note. Removed misleading directory and executable sizing information.

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Date:2010-02-16T22:32:26.000000Z


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[[Property:title|Copying the Example Files]]
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{{note|If you are using Eiffel on a personal computer under Windows, you can work directly on the installation directory and don't need to make copies of files as per the present section. Skip directly to the next section, 3. Do read the present section and apply its instructions if you work under Unix, or may have to share the Eiffel installation with other users, do not have write permissions on the installation, or want to keep the installation unchanged.}}
{{note|If you are using Eiffel on a personal computer, you have the option of working directly in the installation directory and would not necessarily need to make copies of files as per the present section. If you choose to work directly in the installation directory, skip this section and go on to the next section, [[Starting EiffelStudio and Opening a Project]]. If you work under Unix or OpenVMS, or may have to share the Eiffel installation with other users, do not have write permissions on the installation, or want to keep the installation unchanged, then please do read the present section and apply its instructions.}}
If you are going to work on a copy, choose or create a directory of your own; let's call it <code>YOURDIR</code> for the rest of the discussion.
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copy $ISE_EIFFEL:[examples.studio.tour]*.* YOURDIR</code>
Once you have compiled the example under EiffelStudio, relying on the precompiled EiffelBase library (the default), and without optimization, the contents of <code>YOURDIR</code> will take up less than one megabyte, including information on diagrams and metrics.
The final executable generated through "''finalization''" (optimized compilation) will take only about 300 kilobytes.
Without precompiled EiffelBase you would need about 3.5 megabytes, plus about 25 megabytes of generated C code and auxiliary files. The executable in that case will take up about 250 kilobytes.