07:36 <Axioplase> Hi.

07:37 <Axioplase> Is there a super magic way to know what line of code might have raised an exception ?

07:37 <Axioplase> (I die with a Not_found, but all my Hashtbl.find are try/with'ed. So, roughly, I have no idea what other func might have raised it...)

07:39 <flux__> yes

07:39 <flux__> export OCAMLRUNPARAM=b

07:39 <flux__> you want to compile with the -g -switch too, I think

07:41 <Axioplase> great !

08:14 <flux__> axioplase, found your bug?-)

08:17 <Axioplase> flux__, yep. in another file ^^

11:37 <mnemonic> hi

13:26 <shans_> is it possible to declare two objects which have types that depend on each other?

13:26 <shans_> sorry, two classes?

13:27 <shans_> something like "class virtual a = object method virtual foo : b -> unit end;; class virtual b = object method virtual bar : a -> unit end;;"?

13:28 <flux__> class virtual a = object method virtual foo : b -> unit end and virtual b = object method virtual bar : a -> unit end ;;

13:28 <shans_> aaaah

13:28 <shans_> I had one too many class keywords in there :)

13:28 <shans_> thanks, flux__!

13:28 <flux__> I think I made the same mistake once, and was set straight by this very channel ;)

13:28 <flux__> no problem

13:29 <shans_> beautiful, that parses no worries :)

13:30 <flux__> I _think_ this is an alternative:

13:30 <flux__> class virtual b = object method virtual bar : <a : foo : b -> unit> -> unit end;;

13:30 <flux__> uh

13:30 <flux__> actually I'm not sure if that does it, because I didn't handle the class a-case :)

13:31 <flux__> it doesn't really, but I think it still can be expressed in an alternative fashion

13:41 <shans_> hmm, OK

13:42 <shans_> I tried doing something like that and ocaml complained about an unbound type (although I didn't use an exact class type specification but instead one with an ellipsis)

17:09 <_JusSx_> hi ocaml

17:09 <_JusSx_> any news?

17:09 <_JusSx_> who partecipated to icfp this year?

17:25 <Suprano> Hi

17:27 <Suprano> i am running w2k, cygwin, i try to compile ocaml, i got tcl, i set up the var LIB, i got mingw , i executet the 3 cp cmds described in the README.win32 .. but it still returns an syntax error when i compile it: startup.c:245: error: syntax error before "OCAML_VERSION"

17:27 <Suprano> i have no idea what else i can do

17:28 <Suprano> ( also edited the Makefile , the values TK_ROOT and PREFIX

17:28 <Suprano> as written in the readme

17:29 <Kai1111> hmmm... why do you need a local compile? ie, why not d/l the binary?

17:30 <Suprano> i tryed the binary, but the Makefile of the programm i want to compile seems not to understand the correct parameters of the win version

17:30 <Suprano> (which is ccured)

17:33 <Kai1111> do other builds work on your system? maybe you just have some weird version of 'make' earlier in the path (like borland or whatever)

17:33 <Suprano> i only i nstalled mingw

17:34 <Suprano> well an other programm compiles fine, but crashes with a sgefault (onyl on my mashine), and now i wan'T to install ccured to find out why

21:45 <semi> hi people