README: Add Erlang to list of supported HLL #1073
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With #958 @GregMefford added the support of Erlang as HLL.
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Jan 15, 2026
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| - Support for a broad set of HLLs (Hotspot JVM, Python, Ruby, PHP, Node.JS, V8, | ||
| Perl), .NET is in preparation. | ||
| Perl, Erlang), .NET is in preparation. |
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Full BEAM unwinding support is implemented in #289 which is still pending, let's wait until it's merged before merging this one.
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Looking forward to merge #289 as I just approved it. Perhaps someone can do a second review.
If updating this here, can you also fix the statement about .NET?
It's now merged and supported (versions 7 and 8; versions 9 and 10 and pending updates).
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With #958 @GregMefford added the support of Erlang as HLL.