Hi Charlie,


On Fri, Jan 24, 2014 at 9:11 PM, charlie robert
<charlie.robert at icloud.com>wrote:

> I was curious whether java may be used in Cog.  I recall a fair project
> with the serialization and core pojo representation, but my memory   Might
> java interoperate natively, so as to call a java function in smalltalk, as
> a smalltalk call with a closure/continuation, or perhaps in the other
> direction?
>

I'm sure one can write a Smalltalk/Java interconnect.  There are a number
of ways to do it.  What are your requirements?  What do you mean by
"native" operation?  e.g. VisualAgeForJava?


>  COudl a scala type inferencer be built in Spur's runtime? runtime?
>

I'm not sure what you mean.  Could you elaborate?  Spur is an object
representation and set of garbage collection/memory management facilities.
 As such wouldn't it live below any type inferencer?


> Eliot, I am quite intrigued on your blog post on Spur's object stack
> representation.  Does this format touch on the heap structure of an object?
>

What exactly do you mean by "Spur's object stack representation"?  Do you
mean Spur's object representation, or do you mean the ObjStack datatype?
 The latter is merely a segmented stack, like building OrderedCollection
out of a linked list of pages, each page containing up to N elements.


>  Either way, using Cap'n Proto in the heap and Spur for the stack/queue
> structures would be really nice if someone had one.  Does a lord or lady
> own such a magic item +4?  on a raspberry?
>

https://plus.google.com/+KentonVarda/posts/GRJ4h4w2UN9?  Or am I being
cynical?


> so sorry for all that noise ,
> - charlie (Rob WIthers)
>

-- 
best,
Eliot
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