Implementations

See also:

- Experimental ML extension with run-time overloading and type-based notion of modules, functors and inheritance. Large HTML text document.

Dependent ML: DML :

- Conservative ML extension, has type system to enrich ML with restricted form of dependent types, to allow many interesting program properties: memory safety, termination can be captured in type system and thus be verified while compiling. Description, code samples, downloads.

Extended ML :

- EML is a framework for specification and formal development of Standard ML programs. Description, publications, tool support, education resources.

ML Kit :

- Standard ML compiler.

MLRISC :

- Framework for customizable, retargetable and optimizing compiler back ends, written in Standard ML. Successfully retargeted to many architectures. Deals elegantly with special requirements imposed by execution model of different high-level, typed languages.

MLton :

- Whole program optimizing compiler for Standard ML.

Moscow ML :

- ML system for DOS, Linux, Windows.

Open Source Release of MLj :

- SML to Java bytecode compiler, based on Persimmon's MLj.

Poly/ML :

- Standard ML full implementation: compiler and environment, has libraries for MS Windows, X Window. [Open Source]

Standard ML of New Jersey :

- SML/NJ is a compiler and programming environment for SML, with associated libraries, tools, documents. Descriptions, news, downloads (Unix, Windows), literature lists, FAQs, links, contacts. [Open Source, Lucent]

TILT :

- TIL-Two compiler; goal: make compiler for ML-family languages (SML'97, Caml Special Light, KML) that uses types throughout compiling to emit better code without losing safety or correctness; joint effort with Carnegie Mellon. Descriptions, papers, people, links. Cornell.

TILT Compiler :

- Self-checking Standard ML compiler, uses Typed Intermediate Languages; while compiling, types are translated with code, type-checking occurs to check compile results; funded by NSF. Descriptions, license, mail list, downloads, links. Carnegie Mellon.