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twobitsprite>
has anyone messed with schoca?
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twobitsprite>
I'm having a hard time finding informative documentation of it
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pengo_>
schoca doesn't even have a wikipedia page.. so it musn't exist
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twobitsprite>
pengo: heh... it's in version 0.3.2
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twobitsprite>
(or something)
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twobitsprite>
0.2.4, sorry :P
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lispy>
what is
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lispy>
failwith "undefined" is close enough
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dozer>
is there an IDE people use for ocaml, other than emacs or vi?
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zmdkrbou>
but vi rulez da world
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pango_>
but I prefer emacs ;)
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pango_>
there's some support for ocaml in eclipse, but it's very limited
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twobitsprite>
is there a make for windows?
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twobitsprite>
argl?
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zmdkrbou>
there's cygwin if you really want/need to use windows but still need dev tools
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twobitsprite>
I'm just wondering how easy it is to port ocaml programs to windows
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twobitsprite>
er, compile them for/in windows
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twobitsprite>
preferable with out having to ship cygwin run-times around as well
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zmdkrbou>
hmm, ocaml bytecode is supposed to be portable to windows
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twobitsprite>
right... but I want native binaries
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dylan>
twobitsprite: see mingw and msys
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dylan>
also, ocaml byte code will work on windows, provided you don't use the Unix module.
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pango_>
dylan: some of the Unix module is implemented under Windows
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bluestorm>
(i thought that select only wasn't implemented)
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basti_>
hey people. Is it adviseable to use Arrays in ocaml for the purpose of O(n) access time?
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mellum>
So what is it you actually want to do?
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basti_>
basically, a solver for a large linear equation system
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mellum>
So Gauss' algorithm?
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basti_>
thats a tricky thing that is "matrix-free", so that i don't need the full matrix
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mellum>
well, without knowing the details, it's hard to answer whether an array is an adequate data structure
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basti_>
just a function that does the vector->vector projection
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basti_>
well first i would want O(1) accesses
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basti_>
if there is another way that is better in some way, that would be fine
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mellum>
not really.
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basti_>
then I'll just try I'd say
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basti_>
im an ocaml noob, i'm just taking a whiff... I'm a haskell nerd
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basti_>
how do i express a function in a type declaration? "type 'a x = X of 'a vector -> 'a vector" doesnt work..?
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Smerdyakov>
Parenthesize the function type
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