Software
License
The Whole Platform is an open source project licensed under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License by its owner Dr. Riccardo Solmi.
This basically means that you may not make changes to the Whole codebase without also making those changes available to the open source community.
It is important to note that there are no licensing restrictions on projects using the Whole runtime or including code generated using Whole.
Requirements
The Whole Language Library requires Java 5 or higher.
The Whole Language Workbench requires Eclipse and GEF 3.3 or higher.
We also support Java SE 1.4 through a "retrotranslated" variant of the Whole Platform available only via the Maven repository.
Download
An Eclipse update site is available at: http://whole.sourceforge.net/updates
See installation instructions for adding it to your Eclipse Configuration.
A Maven2 repository is available at: http://whole.sourceforge.net/maven
Add the following into a project's pom.xml, or into settings.xml:
<repositories>
<repository>
<id>WholeRepository</id>
<name>Whole Repository</name>
<url>http://whole.sourceforge.net/maven</url>
</repository>
</repositories>
The Whole Platform is also available as zip files from the SourceForge Project page.
- The Whole Platform Archives package contains the update sites packaged as Eclipse Site Archive for easy offline installation.
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The Whole Platform Sources package contains the archive files of the Whole Eclipse projects for contributing to the Whole Platform development.
Unzip to an installation directory and import the directory into Eclipse as Existing Projects.



