Computational Class
Programming Paradigms
Defined by
Implementations
- Erlang/OTP R13B, an interpreter in C99
Things written in Erlang
- animals.erl, an implementation of Animals
- basedump.erl, an implementation of basedump
- ce (Erlang), an implementation of ce
- crone.erl, an implementation of crone
- ec.erl, an implementation of ec
- esoko, an implementation of Sokoban
- flip.erl, an implementation of Flip
- granolam.erl, an interpreter for GraNoLa/M
- OpenFlax (Erlang), an implementation of OpenFlax
- peruse.erl, an implementation of peruse
- pibfi, an interpreter for brainfuck
- sbeezg.erl, an interpreter for Sbeezg
- valgol.erl, a parser for VALGOL
- wumpus.erl, an implementation of Hunt the Wumpus
Links
- Open Source Erlang/OTP -- Ericsson's official distribution site
Commentary
Note that compiled Erlang modules are .beam files in the ebin
directory. The source code lives in the src directory, and an Erlang
compiler (such as the one which ships with Erlang/OTP) is required to
build the modules.
Also note that the .beam files will have to be recompiled in order to
run under recent versions (e.g. R13B) of Erlang/OTP, as the
binary format has changed.
Also note there is a good chance that the sources will compile and run on an older version (say, R9C) of Erlang/OTP, but you may need to make some manual changes and system setup.