Languages to implement

[Raynes]

bold means already packaged in Fedora italic means @CodeBlock already has a spec for it and just needs to add it to the evalso repo (or get it in Fedora).

High Priority

• [x] lolcode

Medium Priority

• [ ] Racket - I have a spec for it, but let's see where this semi old review goes. I've pinged on it. Would rather see it in Fedora.
• [x] Chicken Scheme - fairly easy
• [x] Python 2/3 - easy
• [ ] Rubinius 1.9 mode - fairly easy
• [x] JRuby 1.9 mode - easy
• [x] C# - easy
• [x] VB.NET - ???
• [x] F# - fairly easy
• [x] Lua - easy
• [x] Haskell - easy - @Raynes is doing this.
• [x] SML
• [ ] Coq
• [ ] Agda
• [x] Idris
• [ ] BODOL (?)
• [ ] Ermine (?)

Low Priority

• [ ] D - easy
• [x] Rust - fairly easy-ish kind-of sort-of
• [ ] Forth - easy
• [x] bash
• [ ] zsh
• [ ] brainfuck
• [ ] ceylon
• [ ] groovy
• [ ] javascript (via nodejs?)
• [ ] ocaml
• [x] smalltalk
• [ ] tcl
• [ ] J

[relrod]

Note that a language being checked off here means it is both implemented in minibcs and installable via ansible in the eval-so/infrastructure repo.

[KamilaBorowska]

Perl 6?

[relrod]

Great idea! I will try to get it added tomorrow/later today. :)

[relrod]

It's easy enough that I decided to go ahead and do this before I head to bed.

Done in 78dd362f33b79a0b12a6d6fcb2703755416fd757. Thanks for the idea!