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| − | Learn basic constructs in Scala and see how those constructs are translated into byte code. See how Scala implements tail calls, generics, boxing, @specialized, and structural types. | + | Learn basic constructs in Scala and see how those constructs are translated into byte code. See how Scala implements tail calls, generics, boxing, @specialized, and structural types. |
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Contents
Scala Basics - Byte-code Fancypants
David Pollak, Liftweb.net
- Project
Lift http://liftweb.net
- Blog
- Slides
- File:Scala fancy pants.pdf
Fork it http://github.com/dpp/jvm_summit_2009
Abstract
Scala Basics — David Pollak
Learn basic constructs in Scala and see how those constructs are translated into byte code. See how Scala implements tail calls, generics, boxing, @specialized, and structural types.
Background
Current Status
Future
Key Issues for Discussion
(please expand cooperatively)
