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SML/NJ: Links
Links to other SML resources
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SML Programming Resources
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Concurrent ML
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sml_tk, a library for using the TK graphical interface,
now updated to version 3.0
- Nikolaj Bjorner's
utility modules
for bags, rings, and graph manipulation
- Martin Erwig's
Functional Graph Library
- Yi and Ryu's
SML/NJ exception analyzer
- Edoardo Biagioni's
smldb,
a simple database package
- Dan Wang's
query interface for talking to a Postress SQL server
- ÁNOQ of the Sun's
SDL::ML. "Standard ML bindings for Sam Lantiga's SDL library.
SDL stands for Simple DirectMedia Layer and it is a library for
creating sound, fast graphics, getting mouse and keyboard input etc."
This works with MLton and MLKit, but hopefully it will get
ported to SML/NJ.
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See also the contributed tools and libraries available in the
contrib directory
of the SML/NJ ftp site.
Related Compiler Research Projects
Other implementations of Standard ML (and subsets)
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The Standard ML SourceForge project at
www.standardml.org is
intended to support all Standard ML implementations by collecting
common test suits, benchmarks, libraries, and documentation.
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Poly/ML, Dave Matthew's
Standard ML compiler (formerly sold by Abstract,
Inc.) is now available as a free, open source implementation.
Version 4 implements SML '97.
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Poplog Standard ML, now available as
free software
(SML '90)
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Moscow ML (with Version 2.0, now
implements SML '97, including modules, with some
extensions)
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ML Kit. (Version 4 implements SML '97, uses region
analysis for memory management.)
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MLj (an SML '97 subset, compiling to the JVM with
extensions for working with Java)
[MLj has moved
from Persimmon IT to Edinburgh.]
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MLton,
a whole-program optimizing SML compiler. (SML '97)
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MLWorks, formerly a product of Harlequin
Ltd, is no longer available. With luck, it may return as free
software in the future. (SML '97)
The Caml dialect of ML
Projects using ML
Miscellaneous
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