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<buggs> seems like streams are a bit slower than channels
<buggs> but my kller is output_binary_int
<buggs> *killer
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<alcr> does anybody have experience with mod_caml on apache 1.3?
<Lemmih> yeah
<Lemmih> Having problems with it?
<alcr> i recieve a segmentation fault if i try to get a any file from my server (error 11)
<alcr> i can start and load the module, but can't get any file
<alcr> the core dump gives: #0 0x40226c80 in mod_caml_get_dir_config ()
<Lemmih> And the logs doesn't say anything before the segmentation fault?
<alcr> error_log: child pid 19018 exit signal Segmentation fault (11)
<alcr> nothing more
<alcr> maybe it depends on a location of ocaml??
<Lemmih> What version of mod_caml did you install?
<alcr> 1.1.6
<Lemmih> Hmm I got mine working with only a little apache-conf tinkering..
<alcr> my apache.conf contains only LoadModule .../mod_caml.so
<alcr> where do you have your ocaml installed?
<alcr> in /usr/local/ or somewhere else?
<Lemmih> /usr/lib/ocaml
<alcr> what linux distribution do you use?
<Lemmih> Gentoo.
<Lemmih> There is no ebuild for mod_caml so I installed mod_caml by hand.
<alcr> and you left all paths as default??
<Lemmih> yeah.
<alcr> hmm, perhaps it's a solution
<Lemmih> But mod_caml shouldn't be invoked if you didn't add the bytecode handler.
<alcr> my apache/error_log contains a line: 'Accept mutex: sysvsem (Default: sysvsem)' on start up. is it relevant?
<alcr> yes, but i tried to get just index.html
<Lemmih> I don't know. Haven't seen it before.
<Lemmih> Whoa. It fails when you try to access static pages?
<alcr> yes, just if i have mod_caml loaded
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<Lemmih> That's very weird.
<alcr> yep, thx anyway, i'll ask in the list-caml
<dobrek> can anybody advise me a good book on Type theory?
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<dobrek> Probably this is taught on every course at the university, but I am a physicist and we were not taught such a things.
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<Nutssh> hi.
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<dobrek> buggs: thanks
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<Herrchen> moin
<dobrek> hi
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<noss> Blah, I cant ask my question.
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<vegai> anyone done serious network applications with Equeue?
<vegai> ...or is there another event-based framework?
<Nutssh> Can you make due with a threading or lock-based framework?
<vegai> if this were work, I'd use the first thing that works, but I'm more doing it for recreation
<vegai> ...so yes, I could use those, but I don't wanna =)
<Nutssh> :)
<Nutssh> I generally do it the straightforward way.
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<GSF> Anyone had anyluck using lablgtk2 with gtk+ 2.4?
<GSF> :\
<mattam> works great here
<mattam> at least CoqIDE works
<GSF> I can't compile a simple helloworld.c with gtk
<mattam> .ml you mean ?
<GSF> nope, .c
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<mattam> ah
<ithkuil> hello
<mattam> what's the error ?
<GSF> hi
<mattam> hello ithkuil
<GSF> 'cannot include file glibconfig.h'
<GSF> from glib\gtypes.h
<mattam> not found or ?
<GSF> not foung
<GSF> *foung
<GSF> damnit
<GSF> *found
<GSF> lol
<GSF> but I've downloaded glib and glib dev
<ithkuil> is there a way to convert my value to a string, without knowing what type it is? i.e., i would use string_of_int or string_of_float, but i don't know whether i have an int or a float
<GSF> as it says on the readme
<GSF> of lablgtk
<mattam> ithkuil: no
<ithkuil> darn
<GSF> any thoughts?
<mattam> GSF: do you use `glib-config --cflags` ?
<GSF> I use 'cl helloworld.c'
<GSF> :D
<GSF> Using MSVC++ toolkit
<mattam> cl ? cc maybe ?
<mattam> oh
<GSF> I've unpacked all the gtk2 libs into msvc++ dir
<mattam> on unix systems, glibconfig.h is in /usr/lib/glib/include
<GSF> ok, seem to resolved that
<GSF> searched for it and it was hidden in /msvc/lib/glib2.0/include/ -- I moved it to the include dir in which it should be
<GSF> but now I got some unresolved external symbols during linkage
<GSF> This is are the arguments provided to gcc: gcc base.c -o base `pkg-config --cflags --libs gtk+-2.0`
<GSF> any idea for the ones to provide to msvc++?
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