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Open Source Journaling: Cornerstone

I did another brief update to Cornerstone last night. When parsing floating point numbers, I was doing a parse of an integer, then the dot, then a series of digits, and gluing it all together afterwards. Fred Medlin at the Java Hack Night pointed out that was silly, and I should should parse the value [...]

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Open Source Journaling: Autobase v0.8.1

Did a bunch of work on Autobase tonight, culminating in a v0.8.1 release. First, I upgraded to Grails 1.1b3. This wasn’t that big a deal, except they moved the staging directory on me, so I had to shift to using stagingDir on the eventWarStart to populate the war. That was on the to-do list for [...]

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Open Source Journaling: Cornerstone

I was a bit fried and looking to escape from work, so I played around with Cornerstone a bit tonight. The key focus right now has been the parser of Cornerstone, which is written in Scala. In Cornerstone, there are what I’m calling the “mirror operators”[1]. Like OCaml, Haskell, and Scala, the user can define [...]

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