Other languages
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Some support for other languages is present (I plan to extend this in the future).
The language to be used is specified with the ``:process: PROCESS`` option, where ``PROCESS`` is one of the following.
Generally, to run code blocks of other languages, you will need to have the relevant executable(s) installed and locatable in ``$PATH``.

For more information, follow the links for the respective languages below.

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   * - ``PROCESS``
     - Required executables
     - Description

   * - :doc:`haskell <haskell>`
     - ``runghc``, ``ghci``, ``cabal``, or ``stack``
     - Pipes the code into ``runghc`` or ``ghci``, or calls a ``cabal`` or ``stack`` target and captures stdout

   * - ``matlab``
     - ``matlab``
     - Creates a tempfile and runs non-interactive Matlab on it

   * - ``shell``
     - ``sh``
     - Pipes the code into ``sh``; note that the initial working directory will be your home directory


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