Qi is a functional programming language developed by Dr Mark Tarver
Qi is a functional programming language developed by Dr Mark Tarver and introduced in April 2005. A new version was reimplemented and issued as Qi II in November 2008. The first version was free software, licensed under GPL. But, as GPL was perceived as unfriendly to commercial use, Qi II is available via two proprietary licenses: one for personal and educational use, and another for producing closed source software. Qi is written in Lisp. It includes most of the features common to modern functional programming languages such as pattern-matching, currying, partial applications, guards and (optional) static type checking.
Qi is a functional programming language developed by Dr Mark Tarver and introduced in April 2005. A new version was reimplemented and issued as Qi II in November 2008. The first version was free software, licensed under GPL. But, as GPL was perceived as unfriendly to commercial use, Qi II is available via two proprietary licenses: one for personal and educational use, and another for producing closed source software. Qi is written in Lisp. It includes most of the features common to modern functional programming languages such as pattern-matching, currying, partial applications, guards and (optional) static type checking.
To install QiII, run the following command in macOS terminal (Applications->Utilities->Terminal)
sudo port install QiII
To see what files were installed by QiII, run:
port contents QiII
To later upgrade QiII, run:
sudo port selfupdate && sudo port upgrade QiII
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