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Sanjay Dasgupta

Sanjay Dasgupta has been using Java for telecom applications since 1996 (after many years of using many different languages in many industries). He is a strong fan of the open source movement, and is the author of the open source projects VisualLangLab: A Visual LL(k) Parser Generator and A Console Terminal for JARs. He is also the author of the article From Writing Programs to Creating Compilers. He holds degrees from IIT Kharagpur and BITS Pilani (India). He now works for UshaComm, where he leads the development team and lives in Kolkata, India.
 

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The "standard I/O" streams--System.out, System.err, and System.in--are critically important for many Java developers. But put your Java app in a JAR file and data sent to these streams is lost forever. Sanjay Dasgupta introduces a project to provide a GUI terminal for these streams in JAR-launched...
In this article, Sanjay Dasgupta builds a simple compiler that augments Java with tasks (independent blocks of code that execute in parallel), thus creating a new language, called AJ, that well supports the programming of systems with concurrent activities.