On Fri, Jul 30, 2004 at 04:41:24PM +0200, enrico.santoemma@tin.it wrote:
When I met Java some time ago, I said to myself: "Java is a great language to write IDEs for the Java language".
Now that I'm looking for Haskell source code (perhpas that there is another way to learn a language than to spy on others?), I'm tempted to say: "Haskell is a great language to write libraries for the Haskell language"
I'd say, Haskell would be an excellent language to write an abstract interpreter for Java byte code for code analysis, error detection etc. Or even a *concrete* interpreter aka JVM :-) If there only were a ready-to-use library that just reads (not interprets) Java byte code into some abstract form. Unfortunately, that's the really boring part. Ciao, Kili