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<two-face>
glop
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<two-face>
hi brian
<mr_bubbs>
hello
<mr_bubbs>
how is it going?
<two-face>
not too bad
<mr_bubbs>
great
<mr_bubbs>
I'm just contemplating a network framework in OCaml, atm
<mr_bubbs>
you?
<two-face>
i'm finnishing debian packages for cameleon
<mr_bubbs>
ahh
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<zack>
two-face: hi
<two-face>
hello
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<two-face>
bye
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<Segora>
hmm
<ionOS>
good morning alltogether
<Segora>
do I have to specify anything special when I use the string module (open Str) and want to link bytecode? I always get 'Reference to undefined global `Str'' :/
<ionOS>
anyone cares to recommend some must-read books on ocaml/caml?
<Segora>
morning... well (3:12 pm over here) *g*
<ionOS>
just got outta bed - 9am
<ionOS>
beautiful sunday morning ;-)
<Segora>
the morning's been nice, true. but now the sun is obscured by clouds.
<pnou>
you must link your program with str.cma
<pnou>
ocamlc str.cma ...
<Segora>
this isn't done automatically? ah... thank you, pnou.
<pnou>
no because Str is not part of the standard library
<Segora>
ah. well ok, even in haskell i would have to specify -package text for regex functions.
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<hsaliak>
Hello.
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<smkl>
here is my gui library: http://kokatrix.sf.net/guilib-0.1.tar.gz ... it's built on top of lablgtk and it's a bit similar to configwin. i haven't written any documentation yet because i don't know if the library is useful for anyone
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<two-face>
hi smkl
<smkl>
hey
<smkl>
here is a gui library i wrote to be able to edit the configurations in my game: http://kokatrix.sf.net/guilib-0.1.tar.gz ... it's built on top of lablgtk and it's a bit similar to configwin. i haven't written any documentation yet because i don't know if the library is useful for anyone
<two-face>
nice :)
<two-face>
I add a bookmark
<smkl>
it's main feature is that it's possible to define editors for records and sums easily ...
<smkl>
there is a camlp4 quotation like: <:rfield<a_field>> that expands into: (fun a -> a.a_field), (fun a b -> {a with a_field=b})
<smkl>
it could be made even easier with camlp4 but there is some other data that is needed
<two-face>
i don't know anything of camlp4 :p
<two-face>
BTW, Daniel's rants on caml-list is a pity :-(
<two-face>
(are)
<smkl>
yes ...
<pnou>
that's what xavier said about camlp4 that is a pity
<two-face>
i think Daniel instead of shuting up, makes himself ennemies
<smkl>
what did xavier say?
<pnou>
he's making himself ennemies because he can't explain the whole story
<pnou>
that camlp4 was useless
<smkl>
so he actually said that and not just that revised syntax is a waste of time?
<two-face>
Daniel should never had brought this to the list
<pnou>
yes, he said that syntax stuffs are a waster of time
<pnou>
and other things like that
<pnou>
Daniel just said what he want to do with camlp4
<pnou>
and why
<pnou>
it's miam time :)
<two-face>
ok :)
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<two-face>
pnou_:
<two-face>
From: Daniel de Rauglaudre <daniel.de_rauglaudre@inria.fr>
<two-face>
To: caml-list@inria.fr
<two-face>
Subject: [Caml-list] Threats on future of Camlp4
<mmc>
is it too hard to make ocaml binding to kde/qt ?
<two-face>
i started something like that :)
<two-face>
i made a C layer first
<mmc>
why ?
<two-face>
because you cannot binding ocaml to c++ directly
<two-face>
s/binding/bind/
<pnou_>
i don't understand Daniel's article, he should explain what he call « that »
<two-face>
pnou_: i think he went too far
<pnou_>
i agree
<two-face>
btw, i think you received my mail?
<pnou_>
yes, i will check that tomorrow
<two-face>
good, i'm ready to release test packages
<pnou_>
great :)
<two-face>
mmc: a Qt binding is also a huge job
<pnou_>
yep, but it would be so wonderful
<two-face>
pnou_: i started such stuff, i still have files on my system :)
<pnou_>
if you release it i would be one of your greatest fan :)
<two-face>
i think it cannot be a one man show :)
<pnou_>
yep it's huge, maybe i could look at what you've done?
<pnou_>
we'll talk about that later, i'm sick and i need to have a rest
<two-face>
ok c you
<Segora>
hmm. a debian packaged version of the mysql interface would be nice... anyway, for now I use a manually installed version.
<Segora>
<- $HOME
<two-face>
?
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<rvm>
is this channel for general ocaml questions?
<two-face>
it is
<two-face>
unfortunately, all the ocaml aces have gone
<rvm>
hehe, ok.. i am new to ocaml.. for some reason the default install isn't finding module Unix
<rvm>
but it appears to be there, anybody know the prob?
<two-face>
what happened?
<rvm>
Reference to undefined global `Unix
<two-face>
how do you get this?
<rvm>
open Unix
<rvm>
or Unix.fork()
<two-face>
in the toplevel ?
<rvm>
yeah
<mr_bubbs>
#load "unix.cma" ;;
<two-face>
run: ocaml unix.cma
<two-face>
:)
<rvm>
heh
<mr_bubbs>
:)
<rvm>
for some reason i was under the assumption that 'open Unix' by itself would have loaded it
<mr_bubbs>
yeah.. kinda weird :)
<two-face>
i think it is for safety
<two-face>
hence you know you what you use
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<two-face>
bye
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<Yurik>
re
<Yurik>
damn, damn. I've deleted part of sources of new Berkeley DB wrapper accidentally :-((
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<mmc>
that's sad, Berk. DB is on top of my plans w/ ocaml.