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<noteventime>
Could someone help me come up with an example how closures could be useful in a game, I'm trying to explain them to a C/C++ programmer friend who only seems to understand imperative game programming
<slack101>
from reading the speed of your program really determines how well you program
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<hsfb>
good nite folks... anyone knows what is happening when i try to Hashtbl.create and get this error: "The type of this expression, ('_a, '_b) Hashtbl.t,
<hsfb>
contains type variables that cannot be generalized" ?
<hsfb>
when i eval interactively its ok, but when i try to ocamlopt it wont work
<Smerdyakov>
Recent ocaml-beginners post deals with it
<hsfb>
tks
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<rwmjones>
don't know if it's packaged for gentoo however
<rwmjones>
in fact, I don't really know what the state of ocaml & gentoo is, so perhaps godi is what you are looking for
<teclas>
hmm
<rwmjones>
godi is a build system which builds everything from source
<rwmjones>
I have used it briefly to build stuff on mac os x, and it certainly works
<teclas>
# open Calendar;;
<teclas>
Unbound module Calendar
<teclas>
something must have gone wrong
<teclas>
can't i use it on the toplevel ?
<fremo>
rwmjones: ocaml-event-0.5.0 on linux (ubuntu) but I built ocaml-3.10.0 from tarballs
<fremo>
I tried all sort of things but I didn't understood all :/
<rwmjones>
teclas, I don't know exactly how you built it, so that's not very useful. Did you 'make install'? Do you see it under `ocamlc -where`/calendar ?
<rwmjones>
fremo, may be a packaging problem with that package
<rwmjones>
`ocamlc -where`/calendar/calendar.cmi should exist