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Well, once that happened Kotlin also gets the solution. It's rude and unfair to call out a language as "solving the problems with kludges" when they literally
by balfirevic 6y ago
Well, once that happened Kotlin also gets the solution.
It's rude and unfair to call out a language as "solving the problems with kludges" when they literally could not have done anything better.
- chrisseaton 6y agoAnyone can propose changes to the JVM. The Java people did. The Kotlin people didn't. And the Kotlin approach generates bad (irreducible) bytecode.
- jdmichal 6y agoYet the JVM had `invokedynamic` before it had any use in Java, specifically to support more dynamic languages.