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gen_core_erlang · v0.5.1

gen_core_erlang - v0.5.1

Generate Core Erlang from Gleam

The result of any call is a single Core Erlang in-memory term. The intention of this library is that you compose these terms to construct a Core Erlang module, which you subsequently compile, load and run.

Wraps around the cerl module of the compiler application. Adds type safety of Gleam by wrapping the c_erl() type. Note: if you are programming Erlang, rather than using this package, use cerl directly.

This package specifically does not generate Core Erlang text and/or file.

Usage

See the tests for code examples.

Maturity

Not all Core Erlang terms can be generated ,yet (see TODO.md), but some moderately complex code can be generated.

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