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<jdrake> does ocaml do anything that would allow for multiline strings?
<lus|wazze> ?
<lus|wazze> simply put a LF character in there? or use a string list. ...
<jdrake> would a string list be accepted to printf?
<jdrake> as the format
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<lus|wazze> no
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<whiskas> hello
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<vegai> Hipo: howdee ;P
<Hipo> vegai: Hoi. :)
<vegai> been interested in various FPs lately?
<Hipo> FP? Functional Programming? Yes. :)
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<jdrake> is ocaml.org down?
<Riastradh> ocaml.org is down most of the time.
<jdrake> reliablity is 99.999% i see then :-)
<Smerdyakov> I've never noticed it down.
<jdrake> neither I
<Riastradh> It seems to be down whenever I want to look something up on it.
<Smerdyakov> It was working earlier today.
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<jdrake> is that makefile system it has decent for osx and windows?
<Riastradh> jdrake, uh, how would it differ between OS X and other Unices?
<jdrake> Riastradh, osx is not unix
<Riastradh> OK, UNIX variants/clones.
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<jdrake> bbl, have to move the cable modem
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<Maddas> hah
<async> why can't you do let rec f = f;;
<Maddas> Hm. Would that make any sense?
<whee> enable -rectypes and you can
<Maddas> heh
<whee> er, wait you cant
<whee> hm.
<Smerdyakov> async, why do you want to do that?
<whee> wouldve been neat :|
<async> well
<async> just wondering :/
<Maddas> hehe
<Riastradh> let rec f () = f could be done with -rectypes.
<async> in scheme you can do (define (x) (x))
<Smerdyakov> That wouldn't define a vaue uniquely.
<Smerdyakov> value
<Smerdyakov> Making it a dubious sort of definition to allow.
<Riastradh> async, you can do that in OCaml, too.
<async> how?
<Riastradh> Well, not quite, because the function must have an argument.
<Riastradh> let rec f () = f ();;
<async> so all functions must have an argument?
<Riastradh> Yes. That's how curried functions work.
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<async> i should've known that... i seem to have forgooten all my ocaml
<async> they've been teaching us scheme
<Riastradh> Yay!
* Riastradh prods async into #scheme.
* Riastradh ducks from Smerdyakov.
<Maddas> heh
<Smerdyakov> Why duck?
<async> can you do normal-order evaluation in ocaml?
<async> oh wait
<Smerdyakov> You can if you make everything into thunks. (functions from unit)
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<jdrake> anyone here with experience with compiling ocaml?
<jdrake> i am trying to get ocaml compiled with the tk framework that is located at /Library/Frameworks/Tk.framework, but it complains it can't find tk.h
<jdrake> i am curious about this, because tk.h is right in the path I give it
<async> jdrake: what oS?
<async> OS*
<jdrake> macosx
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