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Pluggable Type-Checking for Custom Type Qualifiers in Java

Overview This paper has created a framework for adding custom type qualifiers to the Java language in a backward-compatible way. The type system designer defines the qualifiers and creates a compiler plug-in that enforces their semantics. Programmers can write the type qualifiers in their programs and be informed of errors or assured that the program is free of those errors. The system builds on existing Java tools and APIs.

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Publisher
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Date Published
Jan 3, 2009
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Topics
Application Development, Java, Programming Languages

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