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		Rémi Forax forax@univ-mlv.fr Rémi Forax is Maitre de Conférence at University of Marne-la-Vallée since 2003 where he obtained his PhD on multi-method in Java. He has been using Java for many years and enjoys himself hacking the JDK. Weblogs FOSDEM presentations I should have blog about that sooner, but later is better than never. Here is the slides of my two presentations at FOSDEM'10: FOSDEM'10 In 19 days, I will be at FOSDEM. If you want to heard about JSR 292 and lambdas or... Chistmas Gift Christmas holidays is one of my favourite moment in the year, I have time to see my relatives, read books, play with my kids and hack a little bit. Forewords Tailcall anyone ? Last June, Arnold Schwaighofer push a patch to mlvm repository that allow to transform tail call invocation of a method to... Why extension methods are evil ? Mark Reinhold recently blogs about the renaissance of closure in Java (). In his blog, he also wrote that in order to have closures in... NIO server with continuation in Java Java VM embodies continuations now (not in production, in a hacking mode... Holy crap: JVM has coroutine/continuation/fiber etc. Lukas Stadler is my hero, at last JVM summit, he just explain how coroutine and friends can be... Lite closure in JDK7 It seems that "lite" closure will be in JDK7. I really don't care about the surface syntax but I hope that... Strings in switch and closures As you perhaps already know, jdk7 milestone 5 (jdk7b76) is out. This new... The tales of the four Fibonacci's Let me introduce a new language named pseudo (Why this name ? Why another language ? Why God ? all these questions will be answered in a later blog). One great feature of this... JDK7 do escape analysis by default During the JVM Summit, I was doing some tests for my... JDK7 new numeric litteral formats The second small change from coin project, new numeric litterals has been integrated to jdk7/tl workspace and will be soon promoted into jdk7 main workspace. The seven small languages changes that will be in JDK7 Joe Darcy has revealed the changes accepted to be included in JDK7 on coin-dev mailing list And the final... Diamond at the gate Maurizio Cimadamore has just push a patch that enable to use diamond syntax to instantiate a generics. The diamond syntax is one of the changes introduced by the... DLR Expression Tree like in Java Two months ago, I was discussing with a friend about dynamic languages and JSR 292 when he mentions... JSR292 backport - First release I've just released the first version 1.0.1 (1.0 is compiled for 1.6 only) of the JSR292 backport. So you can now... ASM now supports invokedynamic Great news, ASM 3.2 is released (Extended changelog). This new version includes the support of the... JDK7 Milestones It seems that lot of people don't notice that there is a roadmap for jdk7. http://openjdk.java.net/projects/jdk7/milestones/... invokedynamic now lives in JDK7 invokedynamic (at least the main parts) now lives in JDK 7 ! You haven't perhaps notice it but... shakespeare vs moliere ... method handles == closures ?? John Rose (JSR 292 spec leader) recently push a great patch that enables support for... Using Tatoo as front end of javac The OpenJDK compiler grammar project provides a way to use a ANTLR parser as front end of javac. As you perhaps already... Raw type, rare type and preparing the future We live in a post-generics world, recently, October 30th, 2008, J2SE 1.4.2 ~~retires~~ has reach its End Of Service Life. ASM and invokedynamic I slowly (really slowly) progress in order to complete the implementation of the JSR292 backport, not because it's difficult but because I have not much time devoted to that task. Meet me at JVM Language Summit I will be at JVM Language Summit to talk about the JSR 292 backport. Alternative syntax for BGGA closure In my last blog entry, i've said it was time to discuss about the BGGA closure syntax. So here is my proposed syntax. The closure syntax* Source of BGGA prototype available After being frozen more than 3 months, the BGGA closure dev is resumed, the sources of the BGGA... Parameterized type are NOT inherently unsafe Time to time, i heard that sentence "array of generics a inherently unsafe" or a variation. That is not true and i would like to explain why and even better propose a way to... Javac + invokedynamic Just for fun, this morning, i've patched the java compiler to be able to generate classes that use invokedynamic instead of invokevirtual/invokeinterface when invoking a method. following... Closure and groovy builder One think i really like in Groovy, it's its concept of Builder. It allows to simply create tree of objects like XML trees using a... 1 2 3 next › last »

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