Subject: Re: [Fwd: Hi!]
From: Todd D Millstein (todd@cs.washington.edu)
Date: Thu Feb 07 2002 - 21:08:58 PST
I'm sure there are interesting environment issues for MultiJava,
particularly for open classes, as well as for Cecil. Those issues aren't
exactly at the top of my agenda right now, but I do think environment
support will be important for naturally integrating multimethods into
traditional OO-style programming. Maybe others in the group are
interested in this?
Incidentally, wasn't there some environment for Cecil once upon a time?
Todd
On Thu, 7 Feb 2002, Craig Chambers wrote:
> I know that I've talked to Jonathan about doing something with Eclipse, to
> provide programming environment support for his ArchJava extensions. Is anyone
> else thinking that a flexible environment that can be customized to their
> language might be a nice thing to have?
>
> -- Craig
>
>
> Brian_Barry@oti.com wrote:
> >
> > I trust all is going well..we haven't spoken in a while. The reason I am
> > writing is to see if you have any interest in a small program OTI is
> > running called "Eclipse Fellowships". Essentially this provides $25K per
> > year for two years to support a student working on some project which makes
> > use of the Eclipse Platform or tooling. It's a shameless effort the
> > promote Eclipse within the university/research community<grin>. If you
> > haven't had a chance to look at Eclipse yet its all available at
> > eclipse.org. I'm going thru a second round of funding now and I'm
> > basically asking people who I know do good work whether they have any
> > interest. Generally we look for projects in the areas of programming
> > languages, tools, environments, etc. It's a good program in the sense that
> > the application and administration is very ligth weight -- you send me a
> > 1-2 page proposal and if I like it we cut you a check<grin>. Not too many
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> > students.
> >
> > If you have any interest, or know someone who you think would be a good
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> > someone else I haven't seen in quite a while. Cheers.
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