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Argile is an experimental, [[C]]-based, compiled programming language, |
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Argile is an experimental, [[C]]-based, compiled programming language, that produces C code. It is not intended for beginners, but for experienced programmers with a good knowledge of C. |
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for experimented programmers with a good knowledge of [[C]]. |
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Its main features are: |
Its main features are: |
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* Variable syntax |
* Variable syntax |
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* Call guessing |
* Call guessing |
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* Keyword-less |
* Keyword-less |
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* UTF-8 based |
* [[UTF-8]] based |
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* Access to low level programming |
* Access to low level programming |
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* Extensible through a module system |
* Extensible through a module system |
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* Parametered types |
* Parametered types |
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* Object-oriented classes available |
* [[Object-oriented]] classes available |
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* Implicit type casters can be defined |
* Implicit type casters can be defined |
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* Definitions can be made after they are used |
* Definitions can be made after they are used |
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==See also== |
==See also== |
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* [https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/argile/ Argile project page on Savannah] |
* [https://savannah.nongnu.org/projects/argile/ Argile project page on Savannah] |
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Argile is an experimental, C-based, compiled programming language, that produces C code. It is not intended for beginners, but for experienced programmers with a good knowledge of C. Its main features are:
- Variable syntax
- Polymorphism-oriented
- Call guessing
- Keyword-less
- UTF-8 based
- Access to low level programming
- Extensible through a module system
- Parametered types
- Object-oriented classes available
- Implicit type casters can be defined
- Definitions can be made after they are used
- Subfunctions and anonymous functions
- Both indentation-style and braces-style can be used
See also
Subcategories
This category has the following 3 subcategories, out of 3 total.
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- Argile examples needing attention (empty)
- Argile Implementations (empty)
- Argile User (empty)
Pages in category "Argile"
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