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    • Language Server Protocol

    This page attempts to list all programming languages with a compiler / interpreter packaged for Arch Linux.

    • Assembly – as of binutils, fasm, nasm, yasm
    • Ada – GCC
    • AWK
    • Ballerina - ballerinaAUR
    • BASIC – freebasic
      • AOZ Studio
      • Gambas
    • C – GCC, Clang
      • C++ – GCC, Clang
      • Objective-C – GCC, Clang
    • C# – Mono, .NET Core
    • Crystal
    • D
    • Dart – dart
    • Erlang – erlang
      • Elixir
    • Forth – 4thAUR, gforthAUR
    • Fortran – GCC
    • Go – go, GCC
    • Java
      • Groovy – groovy
    • GDL - gnudatalanguageAUR
    • Haskell
    • JavaScript – rhino, v8AUR
      • Node.js
    • Julia
    • Kotlin – kotlin
    • Lisp dialects
      • Clojure
      • Common Lisp
      • Emacs Lisp
      • Scheme
      • racket - racket, racket-minimal
    • Lua – lua
    • ML
      • Standard ML – smlnj, mlton, polyml, mosmlAUR, smlsharpAUR
      • OCaml – ocaml
    • Nim – nim
    • Octave
    • Pascal – fpc
    • Perl
    • PHP
    • Python
    • QCL – qclAUR
    • R
    • Ruby
    • Rust
    • Scala
    • Swift
    • Tcl – tcl
    • Vala – vala
    • Zig – zig

    Shell languages

    Bash is a dependency of the base meta package. For others, see Command-line shell.

    See also

    • Wikipedia:Comparison of programming languages
    • Wikipedia:History of programming languages
    • Wikipedia:List of programming languages
    • Wikipedia:List of programming languages by type
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