The problem actually is, that the project lead - Poly - seems to be very busy. Without a leading direction it's very hard to work on interesting features - beside fixing some bugs.
A further reason why I currently stopped working on this is, I'm not quite fine in the way the current compiler works. I've discussed some problematic points and I think I've found a solution for most of the problems.
I startet from scratch writing an experimental Lexxer/ AST (CodeDOM) Parser, with two targets:
- Make the Lexxer independent from the AST Generator. Make it working asynchronous.
- Create better CodeDOM, with real Fields and real classes (Not the way like AHK and IA it currently do, which means produce a dictionary holding all Variables)
- Limited support for dynamic Variables
- Support Optional typing -> gain performance & better IDE Support
You may ask yourself about my first point - asynchronous Compiler, why?
The 3th point why I don't have time for IA is - I started writing an IDE some months ago (seems like we have a lot of people writing IDE's those days

) , and a good IDE needs a fast, efficient Tokenizer/Parser which can work in the background.
I've made very good progress last weeks, and released already an Alpha Version. As soon as it reaches the Beta Milestone I'll announce it here in the forum.
So stay tuned, there will be more stuff soon. IA - or a very similary fork of it - will stay alive.