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Ilkka Törmä edited this page Jun 21, 2017 · 1 revision

The Husk interpreter is simply called Husk. It is called with one or more option flags, a program (possibly read from a file), and zero or more arguments, which are parsed as data items. The syntax for program arguments can be found on the Syntax page.

The interpreter recognizes the following options:

  • -b: Read source as bytes.
  • -u: Read source in Unicode format.
  • -v: Read source as verbose ASCII.
  • -t: Translate between the three source formats.
  • -f: Read source from given file.
  • -o: Specify name of transpiled Haskell file.
  • -i: Infer all possible types for main function, ignoring inputs. Don't transpile or execute the program.
  • -I: Infer all possible types for main function, taking inputs into account. Don't transpile or execute the program.

The source format must be speficied, but other flags are optional.

Written by iatorm, barbuz and razetime.

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