Add the ADL Parser and Eiffel DLLs.
Upgrade from Visual Studio 2008 to Visual Studio 2010.
Remove the Subversion information from the top of all source files. It's useless now that we are using Git.
In AssemblyVersion.cmd, define the revision number from git rather than Subversion. unlike Subversion, git has no concept of a monotonically increasing revision number. We can simulate it, however by adding a git tag (which we call "Revision") to the first version of the master branch. This was done with a command similar to:
git tag -m 'Tag for the initial commit.' Revision 4c1bdb5132908eca83bc6ba8676e3663dc48fbfe
We can then get a unique string similar to "Revision-832-gd153ba8" by running the command:
git describe --match Revision
AssemblyVersion.cmd extracts the revision number from that string (e.g., 832). We add 100 to it so as to preserve continuity, more or less, with the old Subversion revision numbering.
In the Help and release notes pages, point to the Git repositories rather than Subversion.
Remove the project page, which was out of date (e.g., referring to the old Subversion repositories).