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<teratorn> this is probably a dumb question, but is ocaml capable of building .so libraries?
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<Maddas> hm.
<Maddas> Is it possible to create a binary tree with an arbitrary number of elements as children of every node using a recursive type definition?
<vegai> it might not be binary then ...
<Maddas> err, silly me
<Maddas> just a tree then :-)
<Maddas> I've only seen examples of binary/ternary trees, and I didn't just find a way to do it.
<phubuh> you would simply store a list of children instead of a tuple
<Maddas> Oh, obviously. I tried doing it with a tuple, heh.
<Maddas> Thanks :)
<Maddas> Heh, I just don't quite understand the complete module system yet.
<Maddas> I'll just try again tomorrow.
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<Xcalibor> hiyas :)
<phubuh> hello
<Xcalibor> hi there :)
<Maddas> hi :)
<Xcalibor> hey :-)
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<Xcalibor> time to go to bed
<Xcalibor> laters!
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