| PIZZA | |
| A substantial companion to Java | |
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Tutorial
A short introduction to Java and Pizza is now available.Larger Examples
A number of larger examples which show off the expressive power of Pizza are available.API
A guide to the Pizza classes' interfaces is available for browsing here. Note that frequent users of these pages may want to use local copies, which are bundled with the Pizza distribution.Users' manual
See Downloads for Installation Instructions.Language definition
A technical introduction to Pizza appeared in the proceedings of the 24th ACM Symposium on the Principles of Programming Languages, Jan. 1997. Here are copies of the paper in gzipped postscript in a4 and letter sizes, and in dvi format. Plain-text copies of the abstract and a BibTeX entry are also available.
That paper discusses Pizza version 1.0; a list of
the changes for version
1.1 of Pizza is also available.
Page design & maintenance: John Maraist.
Comments and bug reports to the Pizza Group, pizza@cis.unisa.edu.au.
All software and documents on the Pizza site are © Copyright 1996-1998 by the respective authors (as attributed on each; terms for redistribution are available).