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Declarative Specialization of Object-oriented Programs by Eugen N. Volanschi; Charles Consel; Gilles Muller; Crispin Cowan is a Computer Science article available to read on EtoBox.

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Designing and implementing generic software components is encouraged by languages such as object-oriented ones and commonly advocated in most application areas. Generic software components have many advantages among which the most important is reusability. However, it comes at a price: genericity often incurs a loss of efficiency.This paper presents an approach aimed at reconciling genericity and efficiency. To do so, we introduce declarations to the Java language to enable a programmer to specify how generic programs should be specialized for a particular usage pattern. Our approach has been implemented as a compiler from our extended language into standard Java.

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Author
Eugen N. Volanschi; Charles Consel; Gilles Muller; Crispin Cowan
Publisher
ACM
Published
1997
Language
EN
Field
Computer Science (Physical Sciences)

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