mojo is an object language which is influenced by in a lot of ways by
io and smalltalk. I originally started it because I wanted to understand
smalltalk, but I felt squeak a little too weird to spend time in it - I
guess you can call it a pretty serious case of NIH.


Building
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Just type 'make' to build the 'mojo' executable.

Whirlwind tour of the language
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The language is quite simple : it consists, put simply, of blocks, variable declarations and messages.

# This is a comment

# Assign a value to x:
x := 3;

# Send a message to x:
x + 3;

# Test the value of x, and execute a block it is true
# Note that a block doesn't get parameters, only 
x = 3 ifTrue: [ # doStuff... ]

Hacking
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mojo is as simple as possible. I'm not an expert in language implementation, but the interpreter loosely
follows the eval/apply pattern.

Coding conventions
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All the names beginning with mojo_ are internal.