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aphasia is an advanced scripting language for the web. It features a type-safe core, C++ modules with signatures, an optimizing "compiler", higher-order functions, built-in database support, garbage collection, and more.
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The MyNOS project aims at developing a new and different operating system, based on high-level languages. MyNOS will be based on the OCaml bytecode interpreter. We'd like to explore microkernel architecture and new language definition too.
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An interpreter of lambda calculus. It shows reduction process of lambda terms. Several evaluation strategies are supported. Output format can be selected from LaTex, plain text.
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Es handelt sich hier um ein Plugin-Projekt für Eclipse, ins Leben gerufen, da wir an der Uni SML programmiert haben und ich einfach keine manierliche Entwicklungsumgebung finden konnte.
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A typed XML processing language that integrates XML schema languages into the type system of the programming language. (XDuce is pronounced "transduce".)
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A library which provides the same functionality as the Python/C API detailed at python.org, thus allowing objective caml programmers to provide python modules as native ocaml code, as well as allowing ocaml code to use python extensions.
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hazel aims to be a practical programming language for development of large software projects. Its application domain is similar to that of C++. Its syntax is similar to that of C.
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mGTK is glue code to make GTK+ accessible from Standard ML. This provides a convenient way for SML programmers to add GUI features to applications. mGTK should work on all platforms where both Moscow ML and GTK+ are supported.
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Here we have fun developing software related to embedded extension languages and small languages in many application domains, using existing languages and/or creating new ones.
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The Application System Xcaml (AS/Xcaml) is a full-featured web-application architecture based on Xcaml, a web-oriented syntax extension of the Objective Caml language.
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This project is a lightweight server written in Ocaml for highly interactive webpages or even online browser based games. The server can already be used as a fast frontend to a MySQL database. The software should work on *nix and windows.
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C-Prime, or C' in abbreviation, is simply an attempt to add some fun and modern features to C without sacrificing speed or power. We intend to make "down and dirty programming" a "more enjoyable" experience.
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This is a collection of several simple functional languages all based on combinator graph reduction techniques for interpretation. For now there's only one package here: lazy-l, which is an interpreter for Alonzo Church's untyped lambda calculus.
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