Miranda is Professor David Turner's pure, non-strict, polymorphic, higher order functional programming language, which was the main inspiration for Haskell. This project is for its maintenance as Professor Turner died last year and I have the blessing of his family and of the University of Kent at Canterbury Computing Laboratory where he developed it.
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2.07113 Nov 2026 05:34
major bugfix:
This release fixes command-line editing and history using linenoise.
2.06802 Sep 2026 16:29
minor feature:
* Add command-line editing by including linenoise.
Thanks to Jorge "jgart" Gomez for implementing this.
2.06718 Jun 2025 20:31
minor bugfix:
Professor Turner's original release made to compile on modern systems.
Ported to aarch amd arm chrp loongarch mips powerpc riscv sun4m sun4v x86 32/64bit
big- and little-endian, under AIX AlmaLinux AlpineLinux ArchLinux CentOS
Debian FreeBSD Haiku MacOS/X NetBSD OpenBSD OpenSUSE Rocky and Solaris.
Dumps core on sun4u (UltraSPARC) processors; a Windows port has not been attempted.
A PDF version of the online manual is included.
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