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Abstract: This paper presents the "safe-instantiation principle" a new design principle for evaluating extensions of Java with support for generic types. We discuss the GJ and NextGen formulations of Generic Java and the implications of safe instantiation on both approaches. (Update)

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@misc{ ry-safe,
  author = "Jan Ua Ry",
  title = "Safe Instantiation in Generic Java",
  url = "citeseer.ist.psu.edu/688025.html" }
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