Noel J. Bergman wrote, On 18/03/2003 0.19:
why can't the compiler do it? Taht would be a cool AOPed compiler. Imagine that we feed the compiler a filesystem that has file requests intercepted by filters... an extensible compiler! ;-)
See OpenJava: http://openjava.sourceforge.net/.
Yes, I've seen it, thanks. It looks like one of the most complete preprocessing systems. I've also looked at EPP, Jaco, and others.
It seems to me that this project is far more complete and comprehensive than the idea I'm playing with. I also don't want the java code to be incompatible with normal compilers (hence the comment), and to KISS there should be no info to the processor on the context of the file, just what pertains to it. It's up to the programmer to ensure that references to objects are correct.
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