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Jcon is a Java-based implementation of the Icon programming language. The Jcon translator, written in Icon, generates Java class files that execute in conjunction with a run-time system written in Java.

Version 2 of Jcon is an essentially complete implementation of Icon, including graphics and large integers. A few minor features are missing -- mostly things like chdir() that cannot be done in Java.

Jcon is currently not being developed (last available version is 2.1 from September 10, 1999).

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+{{Implementation|Icon}}
-{{Stub}}
-{{language|Jcon
-|site=http://www.cs.arizona.edu/icon/jcon/
-|exec=bytecode
-|parampass=value
-|strength=strong
-|safety=safe
-|express=implicit
-|checking=dynamic
-|gc=yes
-|LCT=yes
-}}
 {{virtual machine}}
+[http://www.cs.arizona.edu/icon/jcon/ Jcon] is a Java-based implementation of the Icon programming language. The Jcon translator, written in Icon, generates Java class files that execute in conjunction with a run-time system written in Java.
-{{language programming paradigm|Procedural}}
-{{language programming paradigm|Dynamic}}
-{{language programming paradigm|Object-oriented}}
-{{language programming paradigm|Logic_Programming}}
-Jcon is a Java-based implementation of the Icon programming language. The Jcon translator, written in Icon, generates Java class files that execute in conjunction with a run-time system written in Java.
 Version 2 of Jcon is an essentially complete implementation of Icon, including graphics and large integers. A few minor features are missing -- mostly things like chdir() that cannot be done in Java.
-Jcon is currently not being developed.
+Jcon is currently not being developed (last available version is 2.1 from September 10, 1999).
-== Related ==
+==Related==
+* [[Goaldi]]
 * [[Icon]]
-* [[ObjectIcon]]
+* [[Object Icon]]
 * [[Unicon]]