@Dennis could you try to add github.com/FMNSSun/burlesque then? github.com/FMNSSun/Burlesque/blob/master/README.md#compile you could use the main_golf.hs instead of main.hs because main.hs also contains the interactive shell and some stuff that you don't need but both of them have the --file option.

The list of additional cabal packages you need should be complete but that depends on whether you have a minimal haskell installation or the full haskell plattform which already ships with the most popular packages.

@mroman Both versions compile after installing a few dependencies, but the output of the Hello World program from Esolangs ("hello world"F:sp) is rather weird.

0.2727272727272727 l
0.18181818181818182 o
9.090909090909091e-2 w
9.090909090909091e-2 r
9.090909090909091e-2 h
9.090909090909091e-2 e
9.090909090909091e-2 d
9.090909090909091e-2
""

Oh, nevermind, that's not a Hello World program...

I went with the full version, as the golf version doesn't use the Prelude.

@mroman tio.run/#burlesque

@Dennis that's not a hello world program :)

F:sp prints the frequencies of letters.

where did you get that code snippet from?

,"Hello, world!"Q is the traditional hello world program.

Seems to work. Thanks a lot for adding it!

@mroman It's an example on Esolangs. It actually does what it says, but I saw "hello world" and just assumed it has a HW program.

alright. Now I just have to finish the improved documentation...

which is going to take months

@Dennis, could you please do a pull for JAEL? Thanks

@EduardoHoefel Done.