Curious how much additional effort would be required for annotations. I am helping work through porting an example from optaplanner which is "heavily" class-based and requires lots of annotations to communicate with the framework. Most of clojure's deftype (with annotation support) worked here, however we end up with problems since the field types are "always" Object, regardless of typehint. So optaplanner will complain that the field does not return a constrained type (List or array). Looking at custom bytecode generation with insn, but I figured I would see if JiSE could be closer...
Curious how much additional effort would be required for annotations. I am helping work through porting an example from optaplanner which is "heavily" class-based and requires lots of annotations to communicate with the framework. Most of clojure's deftype (with annotation support) worked here, however we end up with problems since the field types are "always" Object, regardless of typehint. So optaplanner will complain that the field does not return a constrained type (List or array). Looking at custom bytecode generation with insn, but I figured I would see if JiSE could be closer...