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About:
- Autumn is a multi-paradigm statically-typed programming language for the JVM.
- Autumn can seamlessly use jar-file based libraries created using Java.
- Autumn can either compile-on-run or be precompiled into a jar file.
- Autumn can be used as a plugin in order to facilitate scripting in other programs.
- Autumn has an integrated unit-testing framework.
- Autumn is licensed under the terms of the Apache 2.0 license.
Status:
- Most of the project is at a late Beta level of development.
- Some low-priority code is still undergoing Alpha level development.
- Over nine hundred tests have been written and are passing.
- The majority of the core language features are fully completed.
- All of the core language features currently work to some degree, but some are not fully completed.
How To Install Autumn on Linux:
- Download the latest release.
- Unzip the download into a convenient location.
- Follow the instructions located in the README.pdf file therein.
How To Use Autumn as a Plugin in a Java Program:
As you can see here Autumn can easily be used as a plugin.
You can download the complete example project here.