Haskell
Haskell is an actively developed pure functional language.
- GHC
- Emacs with Haskell mode or other editor of choice
- Leksah
- Eclipse
F#
F# is a recent version of ML/OCaml for the .NET platform. It is a hybrid functional/imperative/object-oriented language.
- Windows:
- Obtain Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 through MSDNAA and follow these instructions.
- Add the AnkhSVN plugin for access to Subversion repositories.
- Install the latest NUnit release.
- Follow these steps to make NUnit compatible with VS.
- Download the F# PowerPack MSI file from here.
- F# with Mono on Mac:
- Download and install the latest stable version of Mono for Mac OS X from here.
- Download and install the F# Mac installer from here.
- Download the F# PowerPack zip file from here. Unzip to /opt. Then install to GAC in a terminal as follows:
for f in /opt/FSharpPowerPack-2.0.0.0/bin/*.dll ; do sudo gacutil -i $f ; done
- F# with Mono on Ubuntu:
- Follow these instructions to use the F# compiler with Mono on the command line.
- In addition, if you use Emacs, you will want to use the F# mode.
- On Linux, install binfmt-support so you can run Mono executables (including the F# compiler and interpreter) without preceding them with "mono".
- Download the F# PowerPack zip file from here. Unzip to /opt. Then install to the GAC as in the Mac instructions.
- MonoDevelop IDE:
- FsUnit
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