On Sat, 06 Oct 2012 19:19:24 +0200, Reinier Zwitserloot
reini...@gmail.com wrote:
It's also not 'laziness in the compiler' - Void is not void, end of
story.
Trying to make the compiler sugarcoat a method that returns j.l.Void and
has no return statements implies all sorts of 'under the
I think it is an interesting example how some pragmatic and superficially
simpler approach tends to break down and cause complexity in both the spec
and the implementation compared to the academic solution.
From a language design POV there are multiple issues here:
- Primitive types vs.
Just to put this into perspective for those who don't know the concepts:
Bottom is the universal subtype, it's a subtype of EVERYTHING else in the
type system, including primitives. It also only makes sense as a type,
it's never actually possible to have an instance of Bottom. There's no way
to
With so many choice on thin and mobile laptops, I am thinking of
switching from my Apple MBP 15 for smaller laptop.
Is anyone using ultrabook for development purpose and have success stories
with eclipse and an app. server running pretty decently on it?
Answers appreciated.
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