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<eugos>
what are Stream.icons and Stream.slazy for? they are not documented and in stream.mli are marked as "not for the casual user"?
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<kinners>
eugos: look in stream.ml, they're low level stream builders
<Smerdyakov>
Does anyone want to help me by making sure he can install my SML-based dynamic web site tool?
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<tnks>
morning all.
<tnks>
I've been meaning to ask a question of this group.
<tnks>
I asked it sometime last week, actually, but I left my computer before there was a response.
<mflux>
smerdyakov, just out of interest.. have you gotten anyone ever to test that your SML-based webwhatever?-)
<Smerdyakov>
mflux, yes; a few people.
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<eugos>
kinners, yes, I've looked at it but it would be nice to find out how they are usually used
<karryall>
tnks: and your question is ... ?
<eugos>
kinners, well, I'll try to understand it looking into the source code of ocaml and others ;) but, anyway, maybe somebody can give me a quick short answer ?
<beschmi>
Smerdyakov: i'd like to test it later at home. where can i get it?
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<Hadaka>
um
<Hadaka>
I have a problem trying to build a toplevel which would have some libraries built in
<Hadaka>
if I say 'ocaml mylib.cma' - in the started toplevel I can say open Mylib - if I say 'ocamlmktop mylib.cma', I can't say it in the resulting cma
<karryall>
the custom toplevel still need to find the .cmi
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<Axioplase>
Chat Lu!
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<SegPhault>
anybody know how to set a windows registry value with ocaml?
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<Smerdyakov>
I think there's probably a windows library or module.
<Smerdyakov>
Interesting. SML has a _standard_ Windows structure, but I don't see anything similar in the OCaml manual. That's the opposite of what you'd expect. :D
<SegPhault>
I might have to use python. ={
<Smerdyakov>
Nonsense.
<Smerdyakov>
You can access the C Windows API using the FFI.
<SegPhault>
and what is FFI?
<Smerdyakov>
Foreign Function Interface
<SegPhault>
ah. just looked it up.
<SegPhault>
the problem with this is.... that I dont have the header files for the win32 api. ;-)
<pkhuong>
download the SDK
<pkhuong>
it's free
<SegPhault>
too much trouble. already finished writing the python script.
<Smerdyakov>
Alternately, I'd suggest ditching OCaml for SML. :P
<SegPhault>
can sml produce effecient, native executables?
<Smerdyakov>
Yup; MLton does better than OCaml.
<SegPhault>
coolness
<SegPhault>
i'll have to have a look.
<SegPhault>
and its xplatform?
<SegPhault>
like, I can compile native code from the same source on both *nix and windows?
<Smerdyakov>
Of course.
<SegPhault>
nice. a brief overview, how does it compare to ocaml syntactically?
<Smerdyakov>
Especially if you use POSIX functions and require Cygwin on Windows.
<Smerdyakov>
Very many trivial differences. You will find a page presenting just that high up on an appropriate Google search.