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Fab
Hi !
Because of very interesting feature of Java that lacks to C++ :
memory handled by the language, I wonder if it would be eaily possible
to switch from C++ to Java ( In order to make the writing of an
interpreter for a functional language easier. )
I see some STL features like vectors are usable in Java.
But about other C++ libraries : do we often find something equivalent
in Java ?
For example :
With Boost Spirit, it's possible to define a language grammar using
Backus Naur Form : very cooler than lex/yacc/bison.
And Boost Graph Library provide maths graph structure, than can be
visited, studied, printed...
Please, does java provide something like these ?
Thanks for advance
Fabrice
Because of very interesting feature of Java that lacks to C++ :
memory handled by the language, I wonder if it would be eaily possible
to switch from C++ to Java ( In order to make the writing of an
interpreter for a functional language easier. )
I see some STL features like vectors are usable in Java.
But about other C++ libraries : do we often find something equivalent
in Java ?
For example :
With Boost Spirit, it's possible to define a language grammar using
Backus Naur Form : very cooler than lex/yacc/bison.
And Boost Graph Library provide maths graph structure, than can be
visited, studied, printed...
Please, does java provide something like these ?
Thanks for advance
Fabrice