ConteX is an experimental programming language created by Rex Ford.
Commonly referred to as 'CX', ConteX has the main goal of making reflections as natural as possible, while having a very consistent syntax. A prototype interpreter has been made in Java. Currently, ConteX is being developed in C.

August 11, 2005

C'ing things differently

At First, I planned to have a C implementation of CX, which would parse foundation code to complete itself. Now, Im aiming for an image based language with an image loader/translater made in C.

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July 01, 2005

Do you see what I C ?

The code is not imported to CVS yet, but there IS code. In fact, I have more than 500 lines of code in C, for the new implementation of CX.

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May 16, 2005

A little here, a little there

I've been doing some self-improving activities which ultimately affect the future of this project. Learned forth (went through a tutorial for an entire day), researched forth imlpementations, concluded that C is the way for me to go with the next implementation of CX and now I've made the CX parser in C. This article describes the planned death of jcx and the birth of cx.

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April 26, 2005

Release 0.38 (Eagle)

ConteX 0.38 'Eagle' is out, introducing object oriented programming with simple delegation, and many other small conveniences. All of the foundation is in place for a showcase of true power to come in 0.39

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