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-~~Title: About EFL~~
-==== EFL ====
-
-[[download|Download EFL Here]]
-
-Code quality - [[https://scan.coverity.com/projects/552|EFL Coverity scan status]]
-
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-
-EFL is made up of quite a few libraries that build on top of each other
-in layers, steadily becoming higher-level, yet allowing access to
-each level as they go. The higher up you go, the less you have to do
-yourself. Elementary is about as high up as you get, while you still
-access layers below it for day to day things as there is no need for
-it to wrap things that work perfectly well as-is.
-
-All of EFL exposes its APIs by default in C, with several bindings
-available. We are now also working on supporting bindings for various
-language as first-class-citizens in EFL by auto-generating the
-bindings directly from our new object orientation infrastructure for
-C. We stick to C mostly because the libraries have been around for a
-long time, were originally written in C and the developers who write
-the libraries prefer C. We add OO features in C with tools and
-infrastructure where needed. Also moving from C would limit the
-audience. C programmers won't be able to access a %%C++%% API (whereas a
-%%C++%% programmer can access both C and %%C++%%). That is partly why we aim
-to auto-generate bindings so programmers of various languages can get
-native-like APIs for their chose language from the same core EFL API
-set.
-
-Our components are divided into named libraries or projects. Core EFL
-components are:
-
-^Component               ^ Description                                ^
-|Evas                    |Core scene graph and rendering              |
-|Eina                    |Data structures and low level helpers       |
-|Edje                    |UI layout & animation data files for themes |
-|Eet                     |Data (de)serialization and storage          |
-|Ecore                   |Core loop and system abstractions like X11  |
-|Efreet                  |Freedesktop.org standards handling          |
-|Eldbus                  |D-Bus glue and handling                     |
-|Embryo                  |Tiny VM and compiler based on Pawn          |
-|Eeze                    |Device enumeration and access library         |
-|Emotion                 |Video decode wrapping, glue and abstraction |
-|Ethumb                  |Thumbnailing handler                       |
-|Ephysics                |Physics (bullet) wrapper and Evas glue      |
-|EIO                     |Asynchronous I/O handling                   |
-|Evas Generic Loaders    |Extra image loaders for complex image types |
-|Emotion Generic Players |Extra video decoders (for VLC)              |
-|Elementary              |Widgets and high level abstractions         |
-
-Binding support exists for several languages such as:
-
-  * Python
-  * Javascript
-  * %%C++%%
-  * Ruby
-  * Lua
-
-EFL was originally intended to provide the core for Enlightenment, but
-has grown to do much more. In trying to keep EFL lean, it has found a
-use for embedded devices all the way up to powerful desktop behemoths.
-
-These libraries already power millions of systems, from mobile
-phones to set top boxes, desktops, laptops, game systems and more. It
-is only now being recognized for its forward-thinking approaches, as
-products and designers want to do more than the boring functional user
-experiences of the past. This is where EFL excels.
-
-[[http://www.free.fr|Free.fr]] has shipped millions of set top boxes in
-France, powered by EFL. The
-[[http://wiki.openmoko.org/wiki/Neo_FreeRunner|Openmoko Freerunner]]
-sold thousands of devices with EFL and Enlightenment on them.
-[[http://www.yellowdoglinux.com/|Yellow Dog Linux]] for the Sony PS3
-ships with Enlightenment as the default. EFL has been used on printers,
-netbooks and more. It powers the
-[[http://www.samsung.com/us/mobile/wearable-tech|Samsung Galaxy Gear]]
-watches (Gear 2, S, S2, S3...), is behind the
-[[http://www.samsung.com/in/consumer/mobile-phone/mobile-phone/dual-sim-phone/SM-Z130HZKDINS|Samsung Z1 ]],
-[[http://www.samsung.com/in/microsite/z2|Z2]] and
-[[http://www.samsung.com/in/microsite/z3|Z3]] mobile phones,
-and the
-[[http://www.samsung.com/us/video/4k-suhd-tv|Samsung SUHD Smart TVs]]
-that run Tizen. Cameras also use Enlightenment and EFL such as the
-[[http://www.samsung.com/uk/discover/camera/find-your-signature-with-samsung-nx1/|Samsung NX1]]
-and the
-[[http://www.samsung.com/global/nx/nx300m/|Samsung NX300M]] smart
-Camera. Also GPS units such as models from
-[[https://www.moncoyote.com/|Coyote]] Run EFL on a lean and mean RTOS.
-Also Web conference cameras such as
-[[https://www.biscotti.com/|Biscotti]] use EFL to do their work.
+This page is redirected to [[:about-efl.md]].
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