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Oxygene is a “Next Generation Object Pascal” language for managed and semi-managed platforms, including .NET, Java and Cocoa. Oxygene provides one single language with a high (99%+) degree of compatibility to write programs for both Microsoft .NET (including other implementations of the Common Language Runtime, such as Mono and Silverlight), Java (and all implementations of the JVM, including Google Android) and the Objective-C Runtime (as used on Mac OS X and iOS). On each platform, Oxygene consumes the native frameworks of the platform – be it the core framework classes provided with the platform, or third party frameworks, commercial or open source, that are available). It generates native IL or JVM/Dalvik executables for .NET and Java, respectively, and native x64 or ARM executables for Mac and iOS. Oxygene offers the unique opportunity to apply a single skill set to create applications for all three eco-systems, without relying on awkward wrappers or transitional layers to make Java look like .NET or .NET look like Java. ref - http://wiki.oxygenelanguage.com/en/Language_Glossary http://wiki.oxygenelanguage.com/en/Grammar http://wiki.oxygenelanguage.com/en/EBNF http://wiki.oxygenelanguage.com/en/Oxygene_by_Example