I've more or less followed the recent thread on compiling languages
like Scheme, Lisp and ML to Java. I have a master's thesis (or the
Norwegian equivalent, the finale of my four and a half year CS
education) coming up this fall, and I am considering making a
study/test implementation on the subject.
This might involve travelling abroad, it's quite common to do one's
thesis in connection with a company, another university, etc.
If I want to get in touch with people who work with this and might be
interested in my efforts, where should I go? I want to find out what
kind of research is going on, whether it's possible for me to
contribute, and whether there is a need.
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(Kjetil Valstadsve) writes:
k> If I want to get in touch with people who work with this and might
k> be interested in my efforts, where should I go? I want to find out
k> what kind of research is going on, whether it's possible for me to
k> contribute, and whether there is a need.
Phil Wadler and Martin Odersky recently gave a talk at Sun on this
topic. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to attend, but I expect that
getting in touch with one or both of the presenters might be a good
idea. Phil is at <······@dcs.gla.ac.uk>; I can't remember Martin
Odersky's email address, but he posts here pretty frequently.
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