File mosml/examples/READMEThe subdirectories contain various example programs in Standard ML.Each example can be compiled by going to the subdirectory andexecuting `make' from the command line, or by followingthe instructions in the README file.calc An calculator for simple arithmetic expressions. Illustrates the use of mosmllex and mosmlyac (adapted from Caml Light).cgi Two CGI scripts written in Moscow ML using the Mosmlcgi library, and associated HTML files.lexyacc Lexer and parser for a small functional language. A larger example of the use of mosmllex and mosmlyac.manual A variant of the small batch compilation example from the manual, implemented using structure-mode units only. Illustrates the use of Makefiles and mosmldep dependency inference for programs consisting only of flat structure-mode units.mls A simple utility for producing a sorted directory listing (like `ls' in Unix and `dir' in DOS). Illustrates the use of the FileSys library.modules Various toy examples illustrating Moscow ML's Modules language, an extension of Standard ML's Modules language. These are small examples without Makefiles.parsercomb An implementation of Hutton/Paulson-style parser combinators for Moscow ML, based on work by Fritz Henglein, Ken Friis Larsen, and Peter Sestoft. paulson Sample Standard ML programs (both Core and Modules) from the book: Lawrence C. Paulson, ML for the Working Programmer, Second edition. Cambridge University Press 1996, ISBN 0-521-56543-X. These are large examples without a Makefile.pretty Prettyprinting of simple arithmetic expressions, and printing of integers as Roman numerals. Illustrates the use of installable prettyprinters.small Various smaller examples without Makefiles.units The small batch compilation example from the manual. Illustrates the use of Makefiles and mosmldep for constructing dependencies for a program with mixed-mode compilation units. weak An example application of weak pointers.webserver Three simple webservers (HTTP servers) written using the Socket library.
File mosml/examples/README
The subdirectories contain various example programs in Standard ML.
Each example can be compiled by going to the subdirectory and
executing `make' from the command line, or by following
the instructions in the README file.
calc An calculator for simple arithmetic expressions.
Illustrates the use of mosmllex and mosmlyac
(adapted from Caml Light).
cgi Two CGI scripts written in Moscow ML using the Mosmlcgi
library, and associated HTML files.
lexyacc Lexer and parser for a small functional language.
A larger example of the use of mosmllex and mosmlyac.
manual A variant of the small batch compilation example from
the manual, implemented using structure-mode units only.
Illustrates the use of Makefiles and mosmldep dependency
inference for programs consisting only of flat
structure-mode units.
mls A simple utility for producing a sorted directory listing
(like `ls' in Unix and `dir' in DOS).
Illustrates the use of the FileSys library.
modules Various toy examples illustrating Moscow ML's Modules
language, an extension of Standard ML's Modules language.
These are small examples without Makefiles.
parsercomb An implementation of Hutton/Paulson-style parser
combinators for Moscow ML, based on work by Fritz
Henglein, Ken Friis Larsen, and Peter Sestoft.
paulson Sample Standard ML programs (both Core and Modules)
from the book:
Lawrence C. Paulson, ML for the Working Programmer,
Second edition. Cambridge University Press 1996, ISBN
0-521-56543-X.
These are large examples without a Makefile.
pretty Prettyprinting of simple arithmetic expressions, and
printing of integers as Roman numerals. Illustrates the
use of installable prettyprinters.
small Various smaller examples without Makefiles.
units The small batch compilation example from the manual.
Illustrates the use of Makefiles and mosmldep for
constructing dependencies for a program with mixed-mode
compilation units.
weak An example application of weak pointers.
webserver Three simple webservers (HTTP servers) written using the
Socket library.