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Whiley uses flow typing to give it the look-and-feel of a dynamically typed language (see this page for more on flow typing). In short, flow typing means that variables can have different types at different program points. For example: define Node as { int data, Tree left, Tree right } define Tree as null . . . → Read More: Termination of Flow Typing in Whiley Recently, I’ve had the pleasure of working with Eclipse and trying to build a plugin. On the whole, I have to confess, I find that Eclipse is an extremely well-designed and considered piece of software. The biggest problem, I suppose, is that it is designed for a wide variety of tasks and this means . . . → Read More: Are Checked Exceptions Always Caused by I/O? |
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