Re: FGJ interpreter

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Alexandra Stefan wrote:

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>    Together with my advisor (Assaf Kfoury), we are interested in an
>interpreter/compiler for Featherweight Generic Java (FGJ). We would like
>to know if someone has built or is currently building such an interpreter.
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I am preparing a little student project on FGJ, as graded exercises to 
supplement our (with Sebastian Maneth, Martin Odersky) ongoing type 
systems course (which is based on Benjamin's book). The students will 
receive a framework which is to be completed. All programs will be in 
Scala, and it will start next Wednesday. I can make my reference 
solution available, once it's finished and free of obvious bugs.

Are you interested in a direct interpreter or one that erases the 
bounds? Our upcoming student project is more likely to choose the direct 
variant.

cheers,
Burak

>    Thank you,
>    Alexandra Stefan
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