Mercury Language

We're preparing a point release that will fix some problems in 13.05. The first beta version of this point release is available on the downlaods page.

Paul's Ph.D. dissertation, titled Automatic Parallelisation for Mercury, has been examined and is now available for download on the Mercury papers page.

We are pleased to announce the release of version 13.05 of the Mercury system. The new release can be downloaded from the downloads page. For a list of changes since the last version see the release notes.

We have updated the website. Thanks to YesLogic for the new design!

It's been a busy time and we never got around to releasing Mercury 12.08. Since it's been so long we've decided to abandon the 12.08 release and try again with 13.05. This means the new release will have more features and fixes than if we'd released version 12.08 now. The beta releases of Mercury 13.05 are available here.

It's been a busy time and we never got around to releasing Mercury 12.08. Since it's been so long we've decided to abandon the 12.08 release and try again with 13.05. This means the new release will have more features and fixes than if we'd released version 12.08 now. The beta releases of Mercury 13.05 are available here.

We have put both the documentation and some downloads back online. However, until we setup a periodic build system these may be updated only intermittently. Also, the downloads available do not yet include historical versions of Mercury.

We have put both the documentation and some downloads back online. However, until we setup a periodic build system these may be updated only intermittently. Also, the downloads available do not yet include historical versions of Mercury.

Generation of 64-bit code on Windows using the MinGW64 version of GCC is now supported.

Generation of 64-bit code on Windows using the MinGW64 version of GCC is now supported.