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<gudinio> hi, I have a simple question. I try to compile the lablgl examples, and got the "Unbound value GlDraw.shade_model" error? any ideas?
<gudinio> ocamlopt -I +lablgl lablgl.cmxa lablglut.cmxa lesson2.ml -o lesson2
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<gudinio> here it is: ocamlc -I /usr/lib/ocaml/lablgtk -I /usr/lib/ocaml/lablGL lablglut.cma lablgl.cma lesson2.ml -o lesson2
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<cratuki> morning
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<flux__> hmm.. can you do something to the effect of statfs in ocaml?
<flux__> to get the available disk space
<Smerdyakov> You can always execute command-line programs and parse their output.
<flux__> it appears the ocaml sources don't contain the word 'statfs'
<flux__> :-)
<flux__> yes, I can do that
<flux__> and (gnu) df even has a -P -switch to facilitate that
<flux__> but I guess the alternative is to provide a native interface myself, which isn't that difficult either
<pango> flux__: mldonkey sources, near the end of unix32.ml
<flux__> my google search referred to mldonkey too, so I guess that's a good choice
<flux__> will my code become contaminated with the gpl then?-)
<pango> that's possible :)
<sieni> flux__: is contaminating the code with gpl worse than contaminating the code with qpl?
<flux__> well, maybe not
<flux__> is gpl even compatible with qpl?-)
<sieni> flux__: no
<pango> btw, I think it uses some autoconf magic, because statfs structures are not fully portable...
<flux__> hmm.. but aren't the runtime libraries distributed in lgpl and only the compiler in qpl?
<ketty> that is true...
<sieni> flux__: yes, but it doesn't mean that qpl is a nice idea, since it basically says "fuck you all, we pwn j00r code that you write". _Both_ gpl and bsd licenses are more symmetric between original developers and contributors.
<flux__> well, I didn't say it would be, but it would render your original point moot, if it was suggesting that the code in question was already qpl-contaminated..
<flux__> (which it of course wasn't, maybe it was a general rhetoric statement ;))
<flux__> I guess the gpl-contamination is academic too, because it is unlikely I'll ever pass that code to anyone else ;)
<flux__> and qpl-contamination too, of the same reason
<flux__> +because
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<jip> sup homies
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<jip> hello?
<ketty> hello jip
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<jip> sup ocaml
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<dvekravy> hi, does anyone have any idea how to install and use syck (yaml parser) in ocaml? I cannot find any papers/documentation/hints/whatever..:-/
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<grirgz> hi
<ketty> hello
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