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<andreas_b>
hi
<andreas_b>
I am trying to compile an ocaml project that uses the Graphics library with help of OCamlMakefile. If I compile byte code everything works fine, however if I try to compile for native code I get an error: /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lX11
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<kral>
hi
<Smerdyakov>
You do not have permission to say "hi"!
<dylan>
Hi, hi, Ms. American Pie. Drove the chevy to levy but the levy was dry.
<cyyoung>
dylan != don mclean
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<kral>
Smerdyakov: oh, sorry! :)
<Smerdyakov>
kral, that's OK. Just mail me fifteen tons of gold.
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<cyyoung>
question about modules and their uses:
<cyyoung>
I've got the beginnings of a poker engine in ocaml
<cyyoung>
for each type of hand I have a lot of boilerplate comparators
<cyyoung>
like: straight_flush_gt hand_1 hand_2 returns true iff hand_1 is stronger than hand_2
<cyyoung>
is it worthwhile to put each type of hand into a module with a common interface?
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<cyyoung>
(signature, i suppose)
<Smerdyakov>
Would the module have any type components?
<cyyoung>
each hand has a corresponding type
<Smerdyakov>
What is the implementation of that type?
<cyyoung>
so it'd be like module type IDENTIFIED_HAND = type hand, val gt: hand -> hand -> bool, val lt
<cyyoung>
the minimal info necessary to uniquely identify the hand
<cyyoung>
so for a straight flush it's just a record of one suit and the high card's value
<Smerdyakov>
It could be worthwhile, then.
<cyyoung>
for something like 2 of a kind it's one value, one suit, and three full cards
<jcreigh>
cyyoung: Why do you need to store the suit?
<cyyoung>
for a straight flush?
<jcreigh>
yeah
<cyyoung>
by 'high card value' i just mean the numeric value
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<cyyoung>
so you need a suit to know which suit the flush is
<cyyoung>
the high card itself would also be sufficient, but that'd be out of sync with how the other hands have been implemented
<jcreigh>
well, for comparison purposes, suit doesn't matter. But you're probably, eg, printing out from the same data structure, so you need to be able to print "Straight Flush, Jack High" or whatever.
<cyyoung>
jcreigh: right, but one of the figures i want to be able to calculate is a unique rank for each hand
<cyyoung>
so i'm breaking symmetry
<cyyoung>
erh, breaking symmetry in quotes -- and ranking the suits
<cyyoung>
without that you have ambuiguitiies and can't put a complete order on the set of hands
<jcreigh>
"unique rank"?
<cyyoung>
right
<cyyoung>
there's a finite number of hands
<cyyoung>
with mostly-well-defined ranking (the exception is 'identical-up-to-the-suits' hands)
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<jcreigh>
So the flush of diamonds with rankings A-J-9-4-3 has a unique (integer?) rank associated with it?
<cyyoung>
it can be assigned one
<jcreigh>
Okay, I'm just wondering if that's how you were doing it.
<cyyoung>
right
<jcreigh>
I recently wrote a poker hand evaluator (not in ocaml, however) and I'm curious as to how someone else went about it.
<cyyoung>
the main routine doesn't evaluate them that way
<cyyoung>
my plan is 1: finish the evaluator
<cyyoung>
2: start using it to estimate some statistics, etc
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<cyyoung>
i'd like to do a monte-carlo style estimation of how far off assuming independence of the other players' hands is in games like holdem
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<cyyoung>
when the code's done and cleaned up i'll post a link in here
<jcreigh>
Thanks, I would be interesting in seeing it.
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