Contact

If you have any questions, comments, suggestions, bug reports, or issues you would like to discuss regarding Mercury, feel free to contact us on one of the following mailing lists.

Bug reports may also be added to the bug tracker. If sending a bug report, please enclose as much information as possible, including, if possible source code (such as a small test case that exhibits the bug), any error messages encountered, operating system version, and configuration information, compiler flags used and Mercury compiler version. Also, you might want to check the current release to see if a newer release is available, or see the bug tracker to see if the bug has already been reported.

If you wish to contact the core team about something not suitable for the mailing lists then e-mail mercury@mercurylang.org User support questions are best handled on the mercury-users mailing list.

Mailing Lists

There are four Mercury mailing lists:

• mercury-announce is a very low-volume list for announcements about things directly related to Mercury, e.g. new versions of the Mercury implementation, tools for Mercury programmers, books about Mercury, etc.
• The mercury-users list is intended for general discussion about Mercury and related matters of interest to Mercury users.
  It is archived and searchable.
• The mercury-developers list is intended for general discussion about the development of Mercury and the Mercury implementation and related matters of interest to the developers of Mercury.
  It is archived and searchable. Note that in recent times, most the actual development discussion seems to be done on the mercury-reviews list, rather than mercury-developers.
• The mercury-reviews list is intended for use by the developers of Mercury, for the purpose of reviewing changes to the Mercury implementation (including documentation, test suite, etc.) and the Mercury web site. This list is specifically for posting diffs, reviews of diffs, and discussion of issues raised in such reviews. It tends to be a fairly high-volume list.
  It is archived and searchable.
• The mercury-ads list is intended to post things of interest to Mercury developers, that aren't directly Mercury related. For example calls for papers for logic programming conferences. The list is moderated to avoid abuse, posts for conferences in the wider logical / declarative / functional community are encouraged. It tends to be a low-volume list.
  It is archived and searchable.

To subscribe or unsubscribe to any of these mailing lists, please use the forms on the respective pages.

To post to one of these lists, send an e-mail to one of the following addresses:

• users@lists.mercurylang.org
• developers@lists.mercurylang.org
• reviews@lists.mercurylang.org
• ads@lists.mercurylang.org, note that there will be some delay while your post is reviewed.

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Other communities and social networks

Twitter

The @MercuryLang twitter account will make announcements of news, releases and other related things.

IRC

There is a Mercury IRC channel on the libera.chat IRC network. Connect to irc.libera.chat port 6697 with TLS enabled and join the #mercury channel.

Reddit

There is a Mercury subreddit on the popular link-sharing site reddit.

stackoverflow.com

stackoverflow.com is a website for developers to ask and answer questions. All Mercury-related questions are tagged with [mercury].

Rosetta Code

A Mercury category has been established on Rosetta Code, a website for sharing implementations of common problems in different languages.

Adventures in Mercury

The Adventures in Mercury blog by Chris King tackles various problems and explains how his elegant Mercury solutions are constructed.

GitHub

Find all projects using Mercury on GitHub.