codec-beam
A Haskell library for generating Erlang VM byte code from pure Haskell, enabling compile-to-BEAM languages.
What is codec-beam?
Codec-beam is a Haskell library that generates Erlang VM (BEAM) byte code from pure Haskell, allowing developers to create languages or tools that compile to the BEAM format. It solves the problem of needing to write low-level BEAM instructions manually by providing a high-level, type-safe API. This enables the implementation of compile-to-beam languages, such as custom domain-specific languages or transpilers, directly within Haskell.
Haskell developers building languages, transpilers, or tools that target the Erlang VM, as well as those interested in compiler construction or cross-language interoperability between Haskell and Erlang.
Developers choose Codec-beam for its pure functional API that simplifies BEAM byte code generation, its type safety that reduces errors, and its ability to integrate seamlessly with Haskell projects, making it a unique tool for bridging Haskell and the Erlang ecosystem.
Overview
Generate Erlang VM byte code from Haskell
Use Cases
Best For
- Implementing compile-to-BEAM languages in Haskell
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