Shaping Statically Resolved Indirect Anaphora for Naturalistic Programming
A transfer from cognitive linguistics to the Java programming language
Sebastian Lohmeier (sl at monochromata.de)

Note: This thesis is outdated. An updated version is available here. General updates are posted here.

This pages hosts the artifacts that resulted from my bachelor thesis work. Files available as a result of the thesis work are linked in the following.

Thesis

Binary

Invoke java -jar JaaaCompiler.jar to run it and see usage instructions.

Source

Sources are available zipped and from Subversion repositories.

The zip file src.zip contains the following directories:

Note that the source files from the JastAddJ project are only provided to be able to compile the released version autonomously.

The zipped sources are also available directly from Subversion repositories. The following list provides links to the repositories along with the tag or in case of the JastAddJ sources the revision used and the revision that contains the last modification to the module in question.

The following hints are based on the zipped sources but apply just as well to sources checked out from SVN.

To build the project yourself, copy the directories under src/ to a writable directory and either invoke ant jar to generate a binary, or ant test to execute the tests. Use ant clean to remove built artifacts. Most likely you need to increase the heap space by setting the environment variable ANT_OPTS: export ANT_OPTS=-Xmx256m.

The project is developed under Eclipse, hence the projects files can also be maintained in eclipse. Each subdirectory of src/ comes with a .project file and is to be imported as a separate project in Eclipse. Please make sure that each projects is named after the subdirectory of src/ it is based on. You can configure the targets invoked above in Eclipse and will need to increase heap space as well. A Ant separate target gen is provided that does not compile but only generates the sources of the compiler so they can be edited, compiled and tested in Eclipse.

Licensing

The source and binary code artifacts of the implementation are provided under a BSD-style license.

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