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Nosica
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Nosica is an object-oriented programming language with a syntax somewhat similar to Java. Nosica was originally created to provide the power of along with the simple syntax of Java, although the syntax has since slowly evolved away from the Java syntax for greater simplicity and ease-of-use. Nosica is written in Java and compiles to C. Nosica is developed as a free software project under the GNU GPL. The compiler is currently in an early stage of development. Nosica's main features are : * operators (with a simple way for declaring them infix/postfix/prefix) * genericity and constraint over genericity * automatic delegation via the 'proxy' keyword * multiple interface inheritance and single class inheritance * distinction between reference and primitive type * very few First Class Objects (FCO) * garbage collected * invariant * multiple dispatch of methods (allowing covariant methods to be defined) * tuples * simple syntax * metadata The language is still evolving and, according to its website, not very usable yet. 
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