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An Introduction to Programming with ATOM.

Mark Grosberg


ATOM is a toolkit for a dynamic form of object oriented programming. ATOM stands for Amorphic Typed Object Manager. It is basically a toolkit for handling objects with different memory layouts in a common way. ATOM is composed of two basic components. The first is a library component that is a collection of ANSI C source and header files. The second is a program written in CGL that teaches the AMC compiler (which executes CGL) how to use the library.

1. What is ATOM

2. The characters

3. Compilation procedures

4. Examples


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