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The language Agron is an experimental programming language developed by the author in 2006. Agron is good for reading and writing programs in generation which has no need to be compiled or to inherit from other languages. The following are some of the features of this language, which are its main strengths: > Parse tree structure available for syntax-tree programming where programs can be written incrementally with incremental tests performed on branches only when needed. Also provided are several primitives for generating linear data structures without requiring branching at all. > Code reuse is achieved through inheritance and polymorphism. > > Concurrency is achieved by writing processes that can be run in parallel or sequentially. Data can be shared read-only between processes or shared write-only, each case with its own type safety rules. Processes are able to communicate through passing messages. > The language has a high level of efficiency in both interpretation and compilation, on par with C# for example, while at the same time being able to handle large amounts of code reuse with minimal overhead. This is achieved by using a highly optimized interpreter that produces an efficient native program when compiled ("interpreted mode" in the figure). > An easy to use static compiler can be used to produce static binaries for multiple targets, including Linux x86-64, Android ARMv6, Java 1.5 JRE or Cocoa on OSX. Agron is also available for GNU/Linux with the GNOME shell. It is also possible to compile Agron plugins for other applications via CMake files, allowing Agron functions to be included in existing projects with relative ease. The language is cross platform and runs on Windows 7 developer preview through Mono via in-process compilation. Xamarin in C# supports the language in their iOS and Android applications. The Agron community is relatively small with most users being found on the IRC channel or directly contacting the author.Agron is free software and released under version 3.0 of the GNU GPL. Agron uses hand-written syntactic and semantic analyzers, making it possible to parse programs incrementally, one statement at a time, instead of having to reanalyze an entire statement if a single token in it is changed. This makes it very convenient to write and debug programs (and makes syntax highlighting unnecessary). It also has advantages in execution speed: in Agron ""the more complex an expression, the slower it executes."" (from "Writing Programming Languages: An IronPython Case Study"). No separate compiler is used. The language can also be compiled to native code with the interpreter, which has the same performance characteristics (each new statement that is executed will cost a new analysis and compilation step). The interpreter itself is very fast, and it is possible to run hundreds of thousands of statements per second on a single thread. The source code for the interpreter/compiler is written in Agron, and it uses an internal DSL for quoting Agron code for compilation. The language supports multiple inheritance through mixins or interfaces. Mixins are supported via mixin classes by extending simple object types, while interfaces are supported via interface classes by extending "empty" base class types (that have no features). cfa1e77820