The Case for Asynchronous Language Support API in an Integrated Development Environment

This paper explains why adding Language Server Protocol support to an existing integrated development environment requires replacing its synchronous language support API with an asynchronous one. We explore the possibility of reusing language support code of other applications during the transition to the asynchronous API. And finally, we envision substantial additional benefits of such a transition.

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Modeling Control and Information Technologies
Published
2024-12-11
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https://doi.org/10.31713/mcit.2024.038
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Service-Oriented Architecture and Web Services
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The Case for Asynchronous Language Support API in an Integrated Development Environment

Yuriy Turbal, Igor Kushnir
Modeling Control and Information Technologies
Service-Oriented Architecture and Web Services
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The Case for Asynchronous Language Support API in an Integrated Development Environment

Yuriy Turbal, Igor Kushnir
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Abstract

This paper explains why adding Language Server Protocol support to an existing integrated development environment requires replacing its synchronous language support API with an asynchronous one. We explore the possibility of reusing language support code of other applications during the transition to the asynchronous API. And finally, we envision substantial additional benefits of such a transition.

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