A statically typed functional programming language.
git clone https://github.com/malgo-lang/malgo cd malgo cabal install
A brief overview of the main directories and files:
app/ # CLI entry point (Main.hs) docs/ # Documentation and references examples/ # Example Malgo source files nix/ # Nix-related files runtime/ # Malgo runtime and standard library src/ # Main source code (Haskell) test/ # Test suites and testcases README.md # This file malgo.cabal # Cabal project file
To evaluate programs:
malgo eval [OPTIONS] SOURCE
eval
— Evaluate a Malgo program.SOURCE
— Path to the source file to evaluate (required).
--no-opt
— Disable optimizations during compilation.--lambdalift
— Enable lambda lifting.--debug-mode
— Enable debug mode for verbose output.
malgo eval --no-opt --debug-mode examples/malgo/Hello.mlg
This will evaluate examples/malgo/Hello.mlg
with optimizations disabled and debug mode enabled.
The examples/malgo/
directory contains a variety of example programs demonstrating Malgo's features. Here are some highlights:
File: examples/malgo/Hello.mlg
module {..} = import "../../runtime/malgo/Builtin.mlg" module {..} = import "../../runtime/malgo/Prelude.mlg" def main = { putStrLn "Hello, world!" }
File: examples/malgo/Fib.mlg
module {..} = import "../../runtime/malgo/Builtin.mlg" module {..} = import "../../runtime/malgo/Prelude.mlg" infix 4 (<=) def (<=) = { x y -> leInt32 x y } infixl 6 (+) def (+) = { x y -> addInt32 x y } infixl 6 (-) def (-) = { x y -> subInt32 x y } def fib = { n -> if (n <= 1) { 1 } { fib (n - 1) + fib (n - 2) } } def main = { fib 5 |> toStringInt32 |> putStrLn }
File: examples/malgo/List.mlg
module {..} = import "../../runtime/malgo/Builtin.mlg" module {..} = import "../../runtime/malgo/Prelude.mlg" infix 4 (<=) def (<=) : Int32 -> Int32 -> Bool def (<=) = {x y -> leInt32 x y} infixl 6 (+) def (+) : Int32 -> Int32 -> Int32 def (+) = {x y -> addInt32 x y} infixl 6 (-) def (-) : Int32 -> Int32 -> Int32 def (-) = {x y -> subInt32 x y} def map : (a -> b) -> List a -> List b def map = { _ Nil -> Nil, f (Cons x xs) -> Cons (f x) (map f xs) } def sum : List Int32 -> Int32 def sum = { Nil -> 0, Cons x xs -> x + sum xs } -- [0 .. n] def below : Int32 -> List Int32 def below = { n -> if (n <= 0) { [0] } { Cons n (below (n - 1)) } } def main = { sum (map (addInt32 1) (below 10)) |> toStringInt32 |> putStrLn }
https://github.com/malgo-lang/minilisp
This project uses mise for managing development tools and tasks. The mise.toml
file defines tool versions and common development workflows.
- GHC (via ghcup)
- cabal-install
- hpack
- Haskell Language Server (HLS)
- go (for changelog generation)
- watchexec (for file watching)
- git-chglog (for changelog generation)
Run these with mise run <task>
:
setup
— Install and set up all required tools and dependencies.setup-hls
— Build and set up Haskell Language Server for the project.build
— Build the project (hpack && cabal build
).test
— Run the test suite. Optionally filter tests with--option match=<pattern>
.exec
— Run the project executable (cabal exec malgo-exe
).changelog
— Generate the changelog usinggit-chglog
.
See mise.toml
for more details and customization.