bas |
An interpreter for the classic dialect of the programming language BASIC |
bashforth |
String-threaded Forth interpreter in Bash |
bff |
A brainfuck interpreter |
cfortran |
Header file allowing to call Fortran routines from C and C++ |
c-intercal |
C-INTERCAL - INTERCAL to binary (via C) compiler |
cll1h |
C<<1 programming language system |
clojure |
General-purpose programming language with an emphasis on functional programming |
closure-compiler-bin |
JavaScript optimizing compiler |
coffee-script |
A little language that compiles into javascript |
crystal |
The Crystal Programming Language |
cxprolog |
A WAM based Prolog system |
duktape |
Embeddable Javascript engine |
elixir |
Elixir programming language |
erlang |
Erlang programming language, runtime environment and libraries (OTP) |
esco |
Combine interpreter of esoteric languages |
execline |
a non-interactive scripting language similar to SH |
f2c |
Fortran to C converter |
ferite |
A clean, lightweight, object oriented scripting language |
fpc |
Free Pascal Compiler |
gdl |
GNU Data Language |
gforth |
GNU Forth is a fast and portable implementation of the ANSI Forth language |
ghc |
The Glasgow Haskell Compiler |
gnat-gpl |
GNAT Ada Compiler - GPL version |
gnuprologjava |
GNU Prolog for Java is an implementation of ISO Prolog as a Java library |
go |
A concurrent garbage collected and typesafe programming language |
go-bootstrap |
Bootstrap package for dev-lang/go |
gprolog |
A native Prolog compiler with constraint solving over finite domains (FD) |
hy |
A LISP dialect running in python |
icon |
Very high level language |
inform |
design system for interactive fiction |
interprolog |
InterProlog is a Java front-end and enhancement for Prolog |
ispc |
Intel SPMD Program Compiler |
janet |
A dynamic Lisp dialect and bytecode vm |
jimtcl |
Small footprint implementation of Tcl programming language |
jsonnet |
A data templating language for app and tool developers |
julia |
High-performance programming language for technical computing |
julia-bin |
High-performance programming language for technical computing |
jwasm |
MASM-compatible TASM-similar assembler (fork of Wasm) |
lazarus |
Lazarus IDE is a feature rich visual programming environment emulating Delphi |
lfe |
Lisp-flavoured Erlang |
lisaac |
An object prototype based language |
logtalk |
Open source object-oriented logic programming language |
lua |
A powerful light-weight programming language designed for extending applications |
luajit |
Just-In-Time Compiler for the Lua programming language |
maude |
High-level specification language for equational and logic programming |
mercury |
Mercury is a modern general-purpose logic/functional programming language |
mercury-extras |
Additional libraries and tools that are not part of the Mercury standard library |
micropython |
Python implementation for microcontrollers |
mlton |
Standard ML optimizing compiler and libraries |
mmix |
Donald Knuth's MMIX Assembler and Simulator |
moarvm |
A 6model-based VM for NQP and Rakudo Perl 6 |
mono |
Mono runtime and class libraries, a C# compiler/interpreter |
mono-basic |
Visual Basic Compiler and Runtime |
mozart |
Advanced development platform for intelligent, distributed applications |
mozart-stdlib |
The Mozart Standard Library |
mujs |
An embeddable JavaScript interpreter in C |
nasm |
groovy little assembler |
nim |
compiled, garbage-collected systems programming language |
nqp |
Not Quite Perl, a Perl 6 bootstrapping compiler |
nwcc |
Nils Weller's C Compiler |
ocaml |
Programming language supporting functional, imperative & object-oriented styles |
open-cobol |
an open-source COBOL compiler |
orc |
The Oil Runtime Compiler, a just-in-time compiler for array operations |
parrot |
Virtual machine designed to compile and execute bytecode for dynamic languages |
pcc |
pcc portable c compiler |
perl |
Larry Wall's Practical Extraction and Report Language |
php |
The PHP language runtime engine |
polyml |
Poly/ML is a full implementation of Standard ML |
python |
An interpreted, interactive, object-oriented programming language |
python-exec |
Python script wrapper |
python-exec-conf |
Configuration file for dev-lang/python-exec |
qu-prolog |
Extended Prolog supporting quantifiers, object-variables and substitutions |
R |
Language and environment for statistical computing and graphics |
rakudo |
A compiler for the Perl 6 programming language |
regina-rexx |
Portable Rexx interpreter |
ruby |
An object-oriented scripting language |
rust |
Systems programming language from Mozilla |
rust-bin |
Systems programming language from Mozilla |
sassc |
A libsass command line driver |
scala |
The Scala Programming Language |
scala-bin |
The Scala Programming Language |
smlnj |
Standard ML of New Jersey compiler and libraries |
snobol |
Phil Budne's port of Macro SNOBOL4 in C, for modern machines |
spark |
Software development for high-reliability applications. |
spidermonkey |
SpiderMonkey is Mozilla's JavaScript engine written in C and C++ |
squirrel |
A interpreted language mainly used for games |
srf |
The Simple Recursive Functions programming language |
swig |
Simplified Wrapper and Interface Generator |
swi-prolog |
versatile implementation of the Prolog programming language |
tcc |
A very small C compiler for ix86/amd64 |
tcl |
Tool Command Language |
teyjus |
Higher-order logic programming language Lambda Prolog |
tk |
Tk Widget Set |
tuprolog |
tuProlog is a light-weight Prolog for Internet applications and infrastructures |
vala |
Compiler for the GObject type system |
whitespace |
Whitespace, an esoteric programming language |
xsb |
XSB is a logic programming and deductive database system |
yap |
YAP is a high-performance Prolog compiler |
yasm |
An assembler for x86 and x86_64 instruction sets |
zig |
A robust, optimal, and maintainable programming language |