smkl changed the topic of #ocaml to: OCaml 3.07 ! -- Archive of Caml Weekly News: http://pauillac.inria.fr/~aschmitt/cwn, A tutorial: http://merjis.com/richj/computers/ocaml/tutorial/, A free book: http://cristal.inria.fr/~remy/cours/appsem, Mailing List (best ml ever for any computer language): http://caml.inria.fr/bin/wilma/caml-list
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<pattern> "The one thing not standardized by the Standard ML definition is compilation
<pattern> strategy, and as a result, every SML implementation has its own idea of the
<pattern> "right" way to compile a project. One can write standards-conformant code
<pattern> and still have to write a bunch of specific build-scripts, each one in its
<pattern> own arcane language, and quite possibly each one adhering to a vastly
<pattern> different *philosophy* of compilation -- learning them all may well be a
<pattern> lifetime's work. In my humble opinion, this is a major fault of SML."
<pattern> oops
<pattern> sorry
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<Vincenz> What's new in 3.07?
<Demitar> Vincenz, I think that's what changelogs are for. :)
<Vincenz> alright
<Vincenz> this channel is so quiet anyways
<Demitar> Or perhaps even better, release announcements.
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<pattern> does anyone have an example of the use of the Arg module to parse command line arguments?
<pattern> nevermind, i've found some
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<pattern> why do i get a stack overflow when i run this program? http://pastecode.net/?action=viewpost&tag=393
<smkl> when you call stdin2rows (), the first thing that gets evaluated is the next stdin2rows ...
<pattern> ah
<pattern> so i should bind the value of read_line first?
<smkl> yes
<pattern> cool
<pattern> thank you
<pattern> here is more of a algorithm question more than an ocaml question... i have a list of lists representing rows and columns, each of arbitrary but equal length (a square matrix)...
<pattern> yes, this obviously calls for using arrays, but i want to use lists and think of a functional way to do this
<pattern> anyway, here's an example matrix
<pattern> a,b,c
<pattern> d,e,f
<pattern> g,h,i
<pattern> i want to convert this to:
<pattern> a,d,g
<pattern> b,e,h
<pattern> c,f,i
<pattern> so that rows become columns
<pattern> super easy if i use an array
<pattern> kind of easy with lists too, if i take the nth value of the list to form the columns
<pattern> but that will be very inefficient
<pattern> is there a better way?
<pattern> by "using the nth value of the list" i mean treating the list like an array to build each new "row" (ie. (List.nth row1 0)::(List.nth row2 0)::etc...)
<pattern> that's easy but obviously inefficient
<pattern> hopefully there's a more efficient solution, though it'll obviously always be less efficient than just using an array
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<_Lumiere> Oh! Ya du Caml ???
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<_Lumiere> OH ! Caml !!!
<_Lumiere> Got whee !!
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<_Lumiere> Comm on the ocaml programmers !!!
<Smerdyakov> What do you want?
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<_Lumiere> lu' _JusSx_ !!!!!!!
<_Lumiere> OCaml is the best langage !!!!! .
<Smerdyakov> Please. No markup.
<_Lumiere> No Mark Up ???
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<_JusSx_> _Lumiere
<_JusSx_> whazzup
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