The Hume Resource Analysis is distributed in binary format separately from the Hume compiler itself. Releases for different architectures are available: Hume language web page Additionally, snapshots are available here: Snapshots
An on-line version of the resource analysis is available. You can select from a number Hume example programs, or paste in your own Hume program, and directly perform resource analysis.
You can download the Hume Resource Analysis from the Hume software web page .
Currently we ship the analysis in the form of
binary distributions, wrapped up as a .tgz (tar-ed, gziped binaries) bundles.
To download and unpack a distribution with the name art3-release, do
wget art3-release tar xvfz art3-release
Go into the directory bin of the release and create links to the binaries from one of your directories in your path, e.g.
cd art3-release/bin ln -s * ~/bin
To test the analysis, go into examples and follow the instructions in Section 2.
An emacs mode for Hume programs is available online. Download it and extract it into a directory in your emacs path, e.g. ~/Elisp. To install it put the following into your .emacs file:
(setq load-path
(append
`(,(expand-file-name "~/Elisp/hume-mode"))
load-path))
(setq auto-mode-alist
(append '(("\\.hume$" . hume-mode) ("\\.art3$" . hume-mode))
auto-mode-alist))
(autoload 'hume-mode "hume-mode"
"Major mode for editing Hume programs." t)
A set of example programs, included in the binary distribution, is also available on-line: Hume example programs