I would definitely think twice about using jass ... It's going to
really complicate your eclipse life.
To clarify here, I'm not against jass. I'm only against it's lack
of nice integration with Eclipse. I think you should learn Eclipse
au natural and then make a decision as to whether or not jass is
worth adding. Coming from Xcode you have not yet experienced the
eclipse way of doing things, and it's really worth working in that
style for a little while first.
This is true. We (all of use at GVC) are all eagerly looking forward
to Java 1.6 so that we can abandon this archaic Jass and move to
ModernJass. ModernJass uses annotations and so fits in much, much
more nicely with the whole Eclipse continuous build model. We have
already tried Contract4J, but it was too slow at runtime.
