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Hopac is a Concurrent ML style concurrent programming library for F#.

Here is a Bash script to get started:

git clone --recursive https://github.com/Hopac/Hopac.git
cd Hopac
./run tests

Note the use of --recursive option above.

The Bash run script provides build automation. You invoke run like any other Bash command:

[VARIABLE=value] ./run [COMMAND]

Multiple commands can be specified. For example,

USE=netcore ./run clean build

performs a clean build using the .NET Core stack.

• CONFIGS specifies the configuration(s) to operate on:

  • CONFIGS='Debug Release' is the default to build and run both Debug and Release configs.
  • CONFIGS=Debug to build and run only Debug config.
  • CONFIGS=Release to build and run only Release config.

• USE specifies the stack, which is auto detected by default, to build and run with:

  • USE=mono to use Mono.
  • USE=net to use .NET Framework (only on Windows).
  • USE=netcore to use .NET Core.

• benchmarks runs all benchmarks. This may take a very long time!
• build builds all the subprojects.
• clean removes generated files.
• tests runs tests.
• repl starts the F# interactive with Hopac libs opened. (Only works with Mono and .NET at the moment.)
• restore restores dependencies required to build the project. To build from an IDE like Visual Studio or Xamarin, you need to ./run restore manually.
• generate_docs generates the Reference manual under .gh-pages.

You can run source run.complete to get auto completion of run commands in Bash.