
example.Generics Maven / Gradle / Ivy
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package example;
/**
* @author Barry DeZonia
*/
class Generics {
/*
* Zorbage is designed around Java generics. There are many generic algorithms
* included that can be used with many types (even many types that have yet to
* be defined). This is a primary goal of Zorbage: people sharing code between
* each other that can work with many current and (as needed) newly defined
* types.
*
* Zorbage is defined around Algebras that manipulate generic types which are
* often labeled as U's. A generic U type (such as a SignedInt32Member) is
* meant to be designed as a dumb data holder. A U can set and get values,
* define how they are stored to data structures, and provide various type
* conversions. Otherwise U's should be dumb. This frees up the many algorithms
* of Zorbage to manipulate values using Algebras that are smart.
*
* One aspect of these dumb U's and an orientation of using generics is that
* Java's code generator can define optimal code for manipulating U objects
* as inline stack constructed data structures.
*/
}
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