The latest incarnation of the compiler and IDE for the Argon language.
Note: There are two dylibs missing from the repo, i.e. the repo references but does not have copies of the two LLVM libraries, libLLVM.dylib and libLLVM-C.dylib. These two shared libraries belong to the LLVM 16 installation and are necessary for the correct functioning of the Argon compiler. You should be able to obtain these two dylibs from the LLVM repository.
Argon is an object oriented programming language which does things in a slightly different way to other OO languages. It most closely resembles Dylan in how it functions. Argon allows for multiple inheritance of state ONLY. "ONLY" means that behavior is not attached to classes as in most OO languages, instead, Argon offers multimethods where the methods selected for execution depend entirely on the types of parameters being passed to the method. The compiler chooses the method that is most specific for the types of the parameters. Given this functionality it is not necessary for methods to be attached to classes. Classes and their instances, in this language define just state not behaviour.
A sample Argon Module is shown below ( modules form the basis of composition for methods, classes and enumerations ).
