Welcome to the Programming with ooc book. This is the first comprehensive effort to cover the entirety of the ooc language, among with a collection of idioms, in order to allow the general public to discover the language.
About ooc
A llama, the mascot of ooc
ooc is a modern, self-hosting, object-oriented, functional-ish, high-level, low-level sexy programming language, starring closures, interfaces, enums, garbage collection.. It strives to be powerful, modular, extensible, portable, yet simple and fast.
The main implementation ooc is rock, a self-hosting compiler which translates ooc sources to C source code, and then use a C compiler to produce an executable.
Getting Started
Where to get a compiler, how to compile the source, all answered here:
- Basic ooc — Read Me First!
- Finding and Installing ooc
- Building an ooc program
Language Features
- Control Structures
- Type System
- Strings
- Modules and packages
- Input Output
- Classes
- Interfaces
- Covers
- Exceptions
- Generics
- Memory Management
- Coding Standards
External Resources
- ooc-lang — official ooc website
- crowbar central — everything ooc, the author's blog
- mailing list — the ooc mailing list
- rock — rock, an ooc compiler
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