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A Generic Java Language Extension
Related work
A number of other researchers have looked at how to add
generic types to Java.
Odersky and Wadler's previous work on
Pizza,
published in POPL 97.
Here is a list of
differences
between Pizza and GJ.
Myers, Bank, and Liskov's work on
PolyJ,
published in POPL 97.
Agesen, Freund, and Mitchell's work on
supporting generic types in the class loader,
published in OOPSLA 97.
Cartwright and Steele's work on NextGen,
a Java extension (and a GJ extension) that passes types at
runtime, published in OOPSLA 98.
Thorup's work on virtual types in Java,
published in ECOOP 97.
Bruce, Odersky, and Wadler's work on statically safe virtual
types, published in ECOOP 98.
Bokowski and Dahm's work on
Poor Man's Genericity for Java published in JIT 98.
Comments and bug reports to the Pizza Group,
pizza@cis.unisa.edu.au.
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