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Welcome to RemObjects Oxygene

Oxygene™ (formerly known as Chrome) is RemObjects' Next Generation Object Pascal language for the .NET and Mono Platforms. While implementing a language that stays true to the beauty and elegance of Object Pascal, Oxygene adds useful design elements from other languages such as C#, Java and Eiffel and it introduces its own language innovations.

Oxygene is available both as a command line compiler and also tightly integrated with Visual Studio. The Oxygene compiler is a 100% native .NET application and is fully portable to other CLR implementations such as Mono and Portable.NET; it will run under these alternative CLR platforms and supports cross-linking against them.

Oxygene on Wikipedia.

Feature Highlights in Oxygene 3.0 Futures Nullable Types in Expressions Parallel Loops Asynchronous Statements Property Notifications Parenthesis and Keyword-Pair Matching Warn on Case Mismatch Compiler Option raise (keyword) keyword for events ... and much more.

Oxygene Reference Pages

• Glossary
• Keywords
• Language Features (language structure and concepts, etc.)
• Platform Features (ASP.NET, LINQ, WPF, etc.)
• How To
• Samples (stub only)
• Articles (extended topics and other documents)
• Issues (infos about known issues and workarounds) (stub only)

Other Oxygene Topics

• Oxygene IDE Integration (Visual Studio and MonoDevelop)
• Oxygene Commandline Compiler (Oxygene.exe)
• Oxygene for Delphi Users

Language Features by Version

• 1.0 (Adrenochrome)
• 1.5 (Floorshow)
• 2.0 (Joyride)
• 3.0 (Oxygène)

Product: RemObjects Oxygene (formerly known as Chrome)
Current version: 3.0 Previous Versions: 'Joyride' (2.0), 'Floorshow' (1.5), 'Adrenochrome' (1.0)

Glossary — Keywords — Language Features — Platform Features — Samples — Articles — How To — Issues