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<bitwiseshiftleft> question: i have a program containing c code, I compile it using ocamlopt, and it fails to link on undefined identifier "ocaml_init_exceptions"
<bitwiseshiftleft> if i compile it with ocamlc, it links fine
<bitwiseshiftleft> why does this happen, and how can i fix it?
<bitwiseshiftleft> ... i'll just ask on the lists
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<ulfdoz_> re
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<Snark> slt
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<Enveigler> What does the ! in ' !backing#set_foreground `BLACK;' signify?
<det> defererences a reference
<Enveigler> Thanks.
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<Enveigler> Is there a shorthand for let x = e1 in let y = e2 in let z = e3 in ...?
<mflux_> well
<mflux_> let x = e1 and y = e2 in ..
<mflux_> and let (x, y) = (e1, e2) in ..
<mflux_> both of which are difficult if e2 depends on x
<Enveigler> Ah. I thought I remembered seeing the last of your two syntaxes used somewhere, but I couldn't locate it in the docs. That perfect in this case as the expressions are simple.
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<ulfdoz_> bye
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<Snark> good night
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<Enveigler_> If you need to extract several members from a structure for use in an equation (eg. x, y, width and hieght from a Gdk.Rectangle), is there a "short hand" for doing so.
<Enveigler_> Rather than
<Enveigler_> let x = Gdk.Rectangle.x area in
<Enveigler_> let y = Gdk.Rectangle.y area in
<Enveigler_> let width = Gdk.Rectangle.width area in
<Enveigler_> let height = Gdk.Rectangle.width area in