Two months ago, I was discussing with a friend about
dynamic languages and JSR 292 when he mentions
DLR Expression Trees.
At that time, I had a vague memory,
mostly because I was under the effect of a
persisting jet lag, when I attend the talk of Mads Torgersen
about it at last year JVM Summit.
By the way, I will attend the next
JVM Summit in September,
I have some good...
I've just released the first version 1.0.1
(1.0 is compiled for 1.6 only) of the
JSR292 backport.
So you can now test invokedynamic and method handle invocations
without using the latest patch queue from mlvm repository
and some wizard's black magic.
The primary usage of the backport is for dynamic language runtime
developers (JRuby, Jython, Groovy, etc),
they can now use...
