can anyone tell me if nice has something like this ?
if so, how does it work?...can you guide me somewhere?..or give me some examples?
(if you don't know what i'm talkin about... let me give you a hint:
it's about writing separate pieces of a program, in order to compile them separatly, link them togheter and obtain the whole
...at least that's how i get it...)
i'd apreciate it...
( or..can i get the e-mail adress of the one who worked on the nice language?...
he/she must know..:D...)
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When compiling a package, you can point the Nice compiler to any (Java or Nice) libraries using the "--classpath" option.
Since the dynamic dispatch feature of the Nice languare might require bytecode modification of existing classes, when invoking the resulting application, you must ensure, that the package which was compiled last appears on the classpath first.
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can anyone tell me if nice has something like this ?
if so, how does it work?...can you guide me somewhere?..or give me some examples?
(if you don't know what i'm talkin about... let me give you a hint:
it's about writing separate pieces of a program, in order to compile them separatly, link them togheter and obtain the whole
...at least that's how i get it...)
i'd apreciate it...
( or..can i get the e-mail adress of the one who worked on the nice language?...
he/she must know..:D...)
When compiling a package, you can point the Nice compiler to any (Java or Nice) libraries using the "--classpath" option.
Since the dynamic dispatch feature of the Nice languare might require bytecode modification of existing classes, when invoking the resulting application, you must ensure, that the package which was compiled last appears on the classpath first.