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Revision as of 11:29, 26 April 2022
The fun Functional Programming Instruction-set Architecture
fun is an instruction-set architecture (ISA) that combines both purely-functional and imperative worlds. fun is a super-set of the RISC-V instruction-set with support to (structured) combinator graph reduction.
This wiki is intended to provide information about fun, its implementations, as well as programming examples, functional pearls, and more.