What is the semantics of the <primitive: 210> special form? Do we prefer using Java implementations of data structures or do we roll our own.

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What is the semantics of the <primitive: 210> special form? Do we prefer using Java implementations of data structures or do we roll our own.

kabelo moiloa
I often see, in the implementation of OrderedCollection, lines like this:
+ new
      <primitive: 229>
So I ask myself, what is the semantics of <primitive: ...>

Also for classes like Dictionary, do we piggyback java.util.Hashmap or do we roll our own.

Kind Regards,
Kabelo Moiloa

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Re: What is the semantics of the <primitive: 210> special form? Do we prefer using Java implementations of data structures or do we roll our own.

kabelo moiloa
This is an accidental repost, please ignore it.

On Monday, February 25, 2013 4:42:29 PM UTC+4, kabelo moiloa wrote:
I often see, in the implementation of OrderedCollection, lines like this:
+ new
      <primitive: 229>
So I ask myself, what is the semantics of <primitive: ...>

Also for classes like Dictionary, do we piggyback java.util.Hashmap or do we roll our own.

Kind Regards,
Kabelo Moiloa

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