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Replaced "No concurrency" setting value with "None" .

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Changed "favourite" by "favorite".

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documentation/18.01/eiffelstudio/eiffelstudio-reference/eiffelstudio-project-settings-window/general-target-options/index.wiki
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* Full Class Checking, Void-safety, Are types attached by default?: These settings are generally associated with increasing the safety of compiled code, particularly [[Creating a new void-safe project#Project settings for void-safe projects|void-safety]].
* Cat call detection: Attempts to identify at compile time the possibility of the system making a [[ET: Inheritance#Catcalls|catcall]].
* Syntax: Allows you to select the [[Setting the syntax variant|syntax variant]] used by the compiler when compiling this target.
* Concurrency: Controls the level of concurrency support for this target. ''No concurrency'' means mono-threaded; ''EiffelThread'' means concurrent threads using the [[EiffelThread Tutorial|EiffelThread]] library. ''SCOOP'' means concurrency based on the [[Concurrent programming with SCOOP|SCOOP]] rules.
* Concurrency: Controls the level of concurrency support for this target. ''None'' means mono-threaded; ''EiffelThread'' means concurrent threads using the [[EiffelThread Tutorial|EiffelThread]] library. ''SCOOP'' means concurrency based on the [[Concurrent programming with SCOOP|SCOOP]] rules.

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documentation/18.01/solutions/concurrent-computing/concurrent-eiffel-scoop/scoop-getting-started.wiki
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The second setting is the precompiled library. This should either be '''base-scoop-safe''', or nothing at all. A precompiled library which is not built with SCOOP support will not work.
{{caution | When you use a precompiled library, the ''Concurrency'' setting for that library trumps whatever ''Concurrency'' value you have set for the project. So, if you use the "base-safe.ecf" precompiled library, your project will not be SCOOP-enabled regardless of the setting of ''Concurrency'' in the Target. Likewise, using the "base-scoop-safe.ecf" precompiled library always produces a SCOOP-enabled project, even if the Target ''Concurrency'' setting is ''No concurrency''.}}
{{caution | When you use a precompiled library, the ''Concurrency'' setting for that library trumps whatever ''Concurrency'' value you have set for the project. So, if you use the "base-safe.ecf" precompiled library, your project will not be SCOOP-enabled regardless of the setting of ''Concurrency'' in the Target. Likewise, using the "base-scoop-safe.ecf" precompiled library always produces a SCOOP-enabled project, even if the Target ''Concurrency'' setting is ''None''.}}
=Creating a new SCOOP project=
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== Step 1: Adjust Concurrency setting ==
Open the project settings dialogue (Project -> Project settings...).
Select your favourite target (usually there's only one) and extend the section ''Advanced''.
Select your favorite target (usually there's only one) and extend the section ''Advanced''.
In there you'll find the setting ''Concurrency'', which should have a value ''No concurrency'' for sequential projects. Change it to ''SCOOP''.
In there you'll find the setting ''Concurrency'', which should have a value ''None'' for sequential projects. Change it to ''SCOOP''.
In addition to the ''Concurrency'' project setting, it is recommended that for new projects you use [[Creating a new void-safe project#Project settings for void-safe projects|the settings that guarantee void-safety]].