Darren New <dne### [at] sanrrcom> wrote:
> For example, one could ask "Should a generic int be limited in size in a 
> new programming language? If so, should a generic int throw an error on 
> overflow or just silently wrap around?" You're not asking specifically 
> in the context of C, for which the decision has already been made. 
> You're asking in the context of a new language which hasn't been 
> invented yet.

  The difference is that basically you are saying that these "generic
interfaces" are identical to Java interfaces, but have nothing to do
with Java interfaces...

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