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Top Haskell Compilers repositories on GitHub

Front-ends, back-ends, and language toolchains. Filtered to projects whose primary language is Haskell.

Ranked by stars across 54 Haskell repositories tagged compiler. Refreshed daily.

  1. 1
    elm/compiler★ 7,929 · ⑂ 689

    Compiler for Elm, a functional language for reliable webapps.

    • elm
    • compiler
  2. 2
    diku-dk/futhark★ 2,816 · ⑂ 212

    :boom::computer::boom: A data-parallel functional programming language

    • language
    • boom
    • gpu
    • hpc
    • compiler
    • gpgpu
  3. 3
    tweag/asterius★ 1,948 · ⑂ 56

    DEPRECATED in favor of ghc wasm backend, see https://www.tweag.io/blog/2022-11-22-wasm-backend-merged-in-ghc

    • webassembly
    • haskell
    • compiler
    • ghc
  4. 4
    valderman/haste-compiler★ 1,474 · ⑂ 105

    A GHC-based Haskell to JavaScript compiler

    • haskell
    • javascript
    • ghc
    • web
    • language
    • compiler
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    grin-compiler/grin★ 1,082 · ⑂ 41

    GRIN is a compiler back-end for lazy and strict functional languages with whole program optimization support.

    • optimisation
    • compiler
    • haskell
    • llvm
    • data-flow-analysis
    • functional-programming
  7. 6
    sdiehl/kaleidoscope★ 1,039 · ⑂ 127

    Haskell LLVM JIT Compiler Tutorial

    • llvm-bindings
    • llvm-tutorial
    • haskell
    • kaleidoscope
    • compiler
    • tutorial
  8. 7
    elm-lang/elm-platform★ 755 · ⑂ 123

    Bundle of all core development tools for Elm

    • elm
    • install
    • platform
    • compiler
    • repl
  9. 8
    tommythorn/Reduceron★ 464 · ⑂ 34

    FPGA Haskell machine with game changing performance. Reduceron is Matthew Naylor, Colin Runciman and Jason Reich's high performance FPGA softcore for running lazy functional programs, including hardware garbage collection. Reduceron has been implemented on various FPGAs with clock frequency ranging from 60 to 150 MHz depending on the FPGA. A high degree of parallelism allows Reduceron to implement graph evaluation very efficiently. This fork aims to continue development on this, with a view to practical applications. Comments, questions, etc are welcome.

    • haskell
    • fpga
    • verilog
    • compiler
    • lava
  10. 9
    amuletml/amulet★ 350 · ⑂ 23

    An ML-like functional programming language

    • functional-language
    • compiler
    • haskell
    • ml
  11. 10
    jameshaydon/lawvere★ 311 · ⑂ 6

    A categorical programming language with effects

    • category-theory
    • programming-language
    • compiler
    • interpreter
    • effects
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    luc-tielen/eclair-lang★ 235 · ⑂ 13

    A minimal, fast Datalog implementation in Haskell that compiles to LLVM IR

    • compiler
    • datalog
    • haskell
    • logic-programming
    • llvm
  14. 12
    lemmih/lhc★ 202 · ⑂ 15

    The LLVM LHC Haskell Optimization System

    • compiler
    • llvm
    • haskell
  15. 13
    actonlang/acton★ 190 · ⑂ 15

    Actor-based, safely typed, fast programming language.

    • programming-language
    • language
    • hacktoberfest
    • compiler
    • actor-model
    • distributed-computing
  16. 14
    finkel-lang/finkel★ 177 · ⑂ 2

    Haskell in S-expression

    • haskell
    • lisp
    • language
    • compiler
    • repl
    • programming-language
  17. 15
    discus-lang/ddc★ 176 · ⑂ 19

    The Disco Discus Compiler

    • functional
    • language
    • regions
    • effects
    • capabilities
    • compiler
  18. 16
    AccelerateHS/accelerate-llvm★ 171 · ⑂ 69

    LLVM backend for Accelerate

    • haskell
    • accelerate
    • llvm
    • cuda
    • parallel-computing
    • gpu-computing
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    kofigumbs/codec-beam★ 170 · ⑂ 6

    Generate Erlang VM byte code from Haskell

    • beam
    • erlang
    • elixir
    • compiler
    • assembly
    • bytes
  21. 18
    pgenie-io/pgenie★ 163 · ⑂ 2

    SQL-first, type-safe PostgreSQL client code generator

    • cli
    • compiler
    • db-first
    • sql
    • sql-first
  22. 19
    SPY/haskell-wasm★ 154 · ⑂ 22

    Haskell WebAssembly Toolkit

    • haskell
    • webassembly
    • compiler
    • toolkit
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