For a generic set of links that introduce the Icon Programming Language, click here . A number of research projects related to improving Icon and extending it to new application areas were performed at UT San Antonio. This research group moved to University of Nevada as of Fall 1999. There is a UTSA local guide to the Icon programming language available.
Icon is used here both in programming language research and as a prototyping tool in courses.
An ingenious new OO user toolkit developed by Robert Parlett. MT Icon, described below miscellaneous oft-requested additions to Icon, such as packages. The execution monitoring framework for Icon consists of MT Icon, an extension that adds dynamic loading of Icon programs in the form of co-expressions runtime system instrumentation sample execution monitors Eve, an execution monitor coordinator Icon's execution monitoring framework is being extended and improved in a fashion that is consistent with the Alamo Monitor Framework . For those familiar with the work done at Arizona, the extensions involve increasing the selective power of event masking. The latest Windows Icon binaries are available from UNLV .