. (···@best.com) wrote:
: In article <··········@info.epfl.ch> "Stefan Monnier" <··············@lia.di.epfl.ch> writes:
: With a bit more effort, you can make a close-to-minimal set of
: recompilations happen automatically if the user should actually decide
: to change types incompatibly.
: Actually, that kind of on-the-fly recompilation is pretty simple in
: Java. You could, for example, keep dynamically typed, compiled
: representations of Lisp functions that can be translated into
: statically typed representations on-the-fly (those translations can be
: cached and require very little computation).
Sounds great.
Do you know literature where one can read more about it ?
Thanks
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