sponge45 changed the topic of #ocaml to: Discussions about the OCaml programming language | http://caml.inria.fr/
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<ChoJin>
does anyone know if time profiling is supported on mac OS/ppc ?
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<asmanian>
hi all
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<seafood_>
Hi guys. I'm having al little trouble reading from a file.
<seafood_>
Actually I'm having a little trouble reading from another process. The problem is that I just want to read as much as I can. Unfortunately, the ocaml functions I'm using kind of assume that there will be and end of file. But there won't be.
<pango>
?
<lmbdwr>
oi
<seafood_>
Hmmm. I think I may have found what I need. set_nonblock
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<pauld>
is there some library function for recursivly listing files?
<pango>
there's library functions to list files, the "recursive" part is up to you
<pauld>
ok, just checking. thanks
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<Eridius>
I looked at part 1 of the OCaml manual, and it's going pretty slowly and not really explaining the stuff I'm curious about (like the function signature). Is there a faster-paced tutorial, or should I just keep reading the manual?
* Eridius
is looking into hacking on Unison, but the darn thing's written in OCaml
<pango>
yup, nice tool
<malc_>
save from props changes..
<malc_>
over 1000 files
<Eridius>
too bad Unison is no longer under active development
<malc_>
well neither is TeX if that's of any help
<Eridius>
haha
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<tsuyoshi>
what is the problem with having an ocaml library be lgpl?
<tsuyoshi>
I read some allusions to this on the mailing list but I can't find an explanation of it
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<ChoJin>
I'm not sure why, but you don't have dynamique linking in native-mode, so I can imagine it would be a problem if you want to release your program with a native binary only
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<tsuyoshi>
oh I see
<tsuyoshi>
so the problem is that people don't want to give out the objects for relinking
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<malc_>
other than that, there's no way to dynamically _link_ _ocaml_ code
<malc_>
and this sort of defeats the purpose of LGPL.. and given that .cm[xoa] format changes with every release there's no other option to comply with the rules
<tsuyoshi>
oh the object format changes
<tsuyoshi>
I didn't know that
<tsuyoshi>
why does it change so often?
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<malc_>
tsuyoshi: because it's just marshalled representation of internal values
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<tsuyoshi>
so one version of ocamlopt can't link with objects from another version at all?
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<malc_>
tsuyoshi: in general - yes
<malc_>
and it's in no way limited to native code compiler
<pango>
they say that in devel versions, compatibility sometimes break every 2~3 weeks
<tsuyoshi>
I see.. that is a bigger problem than lack of dynamic linking
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<tsuyoshi>
hmm.. it looks like a couple people got dynamic linking working
<malc_>
oh yeah?
<tsuyoshi>
yeah.. probably only works with the same compiler version though