A small program tingu is implemented in haskell. It reads minterms from a file and produce the output on console. It is hosted on github. You can use it like
./tingu -i minterms
Your minterms should be described in a file like following
vars = 4 minterms = 1,2,5,7,8,9,10,13,15,
Then output of program is
Hello, I am Tingu, the mighty crab! And I like tea. You should call me $./tingu -i filename from your terminal. I have found the essential prime implicants of your function. 0-01 -001 010- 10-- 1-1- Verifying my answers. It may take some time.... +++ OK, passed 100 tests. Peace!!
Peace !!
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Hey!
Thank you so much for posting this here hahaha it’s exactly what I needed. But I’m having trouble trying to load it in GHCi, can you help me with that?
I guess you need to compile it using ghc; it won’t load into ghci. Do the following.
ghc tingu.hs
This will generate a binary `tingu`. Now you can pass the minterms from a file e.g. `minterms.txt`
./tingu -i minterms.txt
It is working on my system (ubuntu-14.04) with haskell-platform.