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<Enveigler>
Anyone got lablgtk2 working on win?
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<Enveigler>
Are there any more active ocaml rooms on other servers?
<Smerdyakov>
I doubt it.
<Smerdyakov>
I don't know of any.
<Smerdyakov>
BTW, "other networks" would be more appropriate than "other servers."
<Enveigler>
{sigh} Point taken about networks v servers
<Smerdyakov>
While this channel isn't a non-stop conversation machine, it is reasonably responsive if you bring up a subject.
<Smerdyakov>
We're too busy writing ML code all day for constant chatter. I know I am! :)
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<Enveigler>
I did above. I have attempted to install lablgtk2, but am getting "Unbound module GMain" which obviously means I haven't done something, but ?
<Smerdyakov>
I wouldn't know. I use Debian, where everything always works magically every time.
<Enveigler>
I wonder what their secret is :)
<Smerdyakov>
Nothing more complicated than dependency information in packages!
<Smerdyakov>
And installation scripts, so you only have to learn one interface.
<mlh>
Enveigler, what's the command line you use to run your ocaml program?
<mlh>
I get that Unbound ... message if I run with ocamlc .... But you should use lablgtk2 command
<Enveigler>
It that the .bat file?
<Smerdyakov>
.bat? You're in WINDOWS! O_O
<Enveigler>
Yep.
<mlh>
I just ran your command line for hello.ml and it works fine.
<Smerdyakov>
Don't use Windows. No one in ML-land cares about Windows as a first priority, so you will just keep getting burned. :P
<mlh>
(I'm using fedora4)
<Enveigler>
Hmm. I must be missing something. gimp works, so that's okay. I'll just have to track it through step by step.
<Enveigler>
Smerdykov: The trials and tribs of using OSS on win. Nothing unusual.
<Smerdyakov>
That's right, and the commonality of it is why you shouldn't use Windows.
<Enveigler>
If I told you that you shouldn't use Debian cos RH is better, will it influence you?
<mlh>
i must say though that getting the right incantation and the right libraries installed and found is one of the more frustrating aspects of ocaml
<Enveigler>
I got beyond the unbound problem. Just a few missing dll's to sort out now.
<Smerdyakov>
Enveigler, not at all. RH makes it much harder to manage packages seamlessly than Debian does.
<Enveigler>
Semerdyakov: And any flavour of (z|c|ba)sh drives me nuts! :)
<Enveigler>
:{ Hmm. fixed th emissing dll's, but now I'm getting a missing entrypoint. Delete the lot and start over.
<Smerdyakov>
Why aren't you using Linux?
<Enveigler>
See above. I hate the shells (amongst other things).
<Smerdyakov>
You prefer cmd.exe?
<Enveigler>
Yep. Strange huh!
<Smerdyakov>
Very. What are you concrete issues with bash?
<Enveigler>
It ain't cmd :)
* Demitar
shudders at the thought of no tab-completion...
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* Enveigler
has tab completion
<Demitar>
Then it just might be bearable for simple tasks... :)
<Enveigler>
And unix tools and perl and CUA keyboard. What more do I need :)
<Demitar>
Unix?
<Enveigler>
I've got 15 yrs under my belt with OS/2 / NT. On unix, I'm just another noob.
<Demitar>
Well, it sounds to me like you've reinvented unix under NT anyway. :)
<Enveigler>
In some ways yes. I've I could configure readline to a cua layout it might be more tolorable, but then I'd just be a unix user rather than an NT programmer.
<Enveigler>
s/I've/If/
<Enveigler>
Hmm. I just found a warning about using lablgtk-2.4.x *not* 2.4.0--guess which one i've got :(
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<Enveigler_>
What is camlp4?
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<Enveigler_>
Yea! All works now.
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re
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<Saulzar>
Hmm, I guess functors can do a lot of the same stuff as type classes for 'library' type uses... I can imagine a functor taking a monad and providing generic monad functions foldM mapM etc..
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<ffdd>
I'm
<ffdd>
having a strange problem with caml_copy_string()
<ffdd>
the function is very simple:
<ffdd>
int set_range_altpath(const char * c_path) {