smimou changed the topic of #ocaml to: OCaml 3.08.3 available! | Archive of Caml Weekly News: http://sardes.inrialpes.fr/~aschmitt/cwn/ | A free book: http://cristal.inria.fr/~remy/cours/appsem/ | Mailing List: http://caml.inria.fr/bin/wilma/caml-list/ | Cookbook: http://pleac.sourceforge.net/
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<shingoki> Can anyone recommend an IDE?
<Riastradh> Emacs
<shingoki> right
<shingoki> anything non-evil? ;)
<shingoki> I looked at cameleon but it looks awful
<Riastradh> Emacs still -- it's vi that's the main part of 'eVIl.'
<shingoki> heh
<Riastradh> Really, though, Emacs is the best IDE for OCaml.
<Riastradh> Emacs with tuareg-mode.el.
<shingoki> im just getting it now
<shingoki> Never really got on with emacs though
<Riastradh> Start with C-h t.
<shingoki> im sure that makes sense
<Riastradh> The keybindings really aren't as horribly complicated with as huge a learning curve as they seem; you can always just use M-x to write out full command names.
<Riastradh> No one memorizes all the keybindings at once; Emacs users just learn the ones they find that they use frequently, and frequent use makes it easier to learn them.
* Riastradh must depart now.
<shingoki> well thanks :)
<shingoki> ill give it a go
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<taras> is there any way to know when ocaml is going to invoke a gc?
<taras> my ocaml code has a chance of being paused
<taras> so other ocaml code runs
<taras> however interrupting a busy gc would obviously be a bad thing
<taras> so i'm wondering if there is either a)a way to detect if gc is doing something
<taras> or b) get the gc to call some C callback before it wants to mess with the heap
<taras> there seems to be an internal function caml_check_urgent_gc
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<taras> but i'm not quite sure what it does
<Submarine> er...
<Submarine> the OCaml GC is incremental, isn't it? :è)
<taras> ?
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<vincenz> Submarine: maybe but there issues with threading
<vincenz> Submarine: for instance when you get a value into a c fucntion...you have to internalize it
<vincenz> after having done get
<vincenz> and before internalizing it
<vincenz> that value can possibly be gced
<vincenz> unless you got on thread
<vincenz> as the gc does stuff on malloc
<vincenz> got one thread even
<Submarine> you indeed have to register your local values as roots of the GC
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<humasect> hm "Dynamic Caml" is dead
<Smerdyakov> "Oh no:
<humasect> ~_?
<Smerdyakov> It sounds sketchy. :P
<humasect> from 2000 ...
<humasect> oh wel
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<vincenz> Who has 64 bit proc in here?
<vincenz> mellum: it was you, no?
<Submarine> me
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<vincenz> ah
<vincenz> What linux distro you use?
<vincenz> hmm
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<det> I do!
<det> Debian here
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