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<mflux> hmm.. can closures be Marshalled between different programs, if both of the programs use the same .cmo (or .cma) that transmits closures to itself (in another process) via some channel?
<mflux> the documentation does state that it needs to be the same binary, but I wouldn't mind a clarification ;)
<mflux> apparently the documentation it dead-on
<mflux> a shame
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<pflanze> Hello
<Robert> Hi pflanze
<pflanze> I'm pondering about using ocaml for web/xmlpublishing stuff
<pflanze> One thing that I keep thinking about is if I'll miss continuations.
<pflanze> Maybe that sounds like an early stab at a language considering that I haven't really programmed in ocaml,
<pflanze> but I'd be interested on hearing what others are thinking about it.
<pflanze> (I know scheme. Though not written any real app with it either.)
<Robert> I don't miss features I've never used, so I'm afraid I can't help you.
<monochrom> You won't miss continuations until your web page interacts with users and needs sessions and states.
<pflanze> it will need that.
<pflanze> that is, I will need sessions.
<pflanze> badly :)
<monochrom> Alright, then continuations are a nice way to do sessions, though in ocaml you have other choices.
<pflanze> objects, I guess
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<pflanze> I've seen XDuce - but is there any web app stuff out there as well?
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