SPEAKER

Henri Tremblay

Henri Tremblay

( France)

September 24th, 2011

From 14:00 to 14:45

WHERE

EUROSITE GEORGES V

Bruxelles


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Under the patronage of

  • Logo Ministère de l'économie

Institution partners

  • Direccte Ile de France
  • Région Île de France
  • Ville de paris
  • Agence Régionale de Développement Paris Île-de-France
  • W3C
  • SYNTEC NUMERIC

Diamond Sponsors

  • Red Hat

Platinum Sponsors

  • Alter way
  • Smile

Gold Sponsors

  • Neo Telecoms
  • SUSE
  • INRIA
  • vmware Logo
  • Microsoft
  • Intel AppUp℠ Developer Program

Silver Sponsors

  • Oracle Logo
  • Capgemini
  • af83
  • Adacore
  • Bearstech Logo
  • Qualcomm
  • Ubuntu

Bronze Sponsors

  • Accenture
  • Alcatel-Lucent Logo
  • hp
  • Jamendo
  • Nuxeo
  • XWIKI

Organizers

Main Organizer

  • Systematic

Co-organizers

  • af83
  • Alter way
  • Smile

Experiment day organizers

  • Cap Digital
  • Hackable Devices

Under the hood of generics

When the generics appeared in Java they appeared as the solution to the terrible casting and type guessing we used to have all over the place. But we soon discovered that they weren't that easy to manipulate. The dreaded "Type safety: Unchecked" warning wouldn't get away. This session will tell you how it really works under the hood. Many questions are answered. What is a synthetic method? How erasure really works? Why sometimes I just can't remove that warning? What can I do with java.lang.reflect.Type? Or less technically, what are the decisions that made them as they are? What lessons should be taken for further Java developments?

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