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True separate compilation of Java classes

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We define a type system modeling true separate compilation for a small but significant Java subset, in the sense that a single class declaration can be intra-checked (following the Cardelli's terminology) and compiled providing a minimal set of type requirements on missing classes. These requirements are specified by a local type environment associated with each single class, while in the existing formal definitions of the Java type system classes are typed in a global type environment containing all the type information on a closed program. We also provide formal rules for static inter-checking and relate our approach with compilation of closed programs, by proving that we get the same results.

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True separate compilation of Java classes
1. Software and its engineering
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2. Theory of computation
  1. Semantics and reasoning
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