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<jeremy_c>
Anyway to make oUnit print the assert info? Such as:
<jeremy_c>
assert_equal 10 11 ; (* 10 is not equal to 11... FAIL *)
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<jeremy_c>
Anyone know of a program that will take ocamlprofile output and convert to some nice report/source code hilighting? For code coverage tests?
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<quamaretto>
Question: How can I define a set of values in terms of each other, without references?
<Smerdyakov>
I assume you mean values of non-function types?
<quamaretto>
Maybe?
<quamaretto>
Yeah, yeah.
<smimou>
let rec ?
<quamaretto>
I would swear I saw this in the manual but can't find it...
<Smerdyakov>
"let rec" is the way to make mutually recursive definitions. You need to use the -rectypes flag (or something like that) to enable language extensions for it to work for anything but functions.
<quamaretto>
Okay, thanks
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<Smerdyakov>
(And obviously it will only work in limited cases even with that.)
<quamaretto>
It's more than I'm worried about runtime than that I really need this. I should probably wait for profiling.
<Smerdyakov>
What do you want to use it for?
<quamaretto>
The chameneos problem on the computer language shootout - You have the colors blue, red, and yellow; and if two chameneos of different colors meet, they both become the third color.
<quamaretto>
So there are easy ways to do it, but they don't seem elegant enough, or something.
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