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<STenyaK>
hi all. i'm trying to compile ocaml-3.09 without X11 support. i tried a configure -tk-no-X11, also a -no-tk, but it still asks me for X11 libs in otherlibs/graph...
<flux>
I don't know, but the script says: if test "$x11_include" = "not found" || test "$x11_link" = "not found"then echo "X11 not found, the \"graph\" library will not be supported." x11_include=""else
<flux>
and in the else branch it says where it found your X11 etc
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<STenyaK>
uhm, then.. what should i do? how can i stop asking for X11 libs?
<STenyaK>
*stop it from asking
<flux>
modify the configure-script to go always to that branch
<STenyaK>
oh ok. thx for the help!
<STenyaK>
yay it worked, thanks!
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<noss>
can i define my own infix operators?
<rwmjones>
noss, not unless you use camlp4
<rwmjones>
noss, sorry ^^ is rubbish
<rwmjones>
you can define your own infix operators like this:
<noss>
i remembe seeing camlp4 demonstrated in some slides on how to create a dsl in 15 min :)
<rwmjones>
"/home" // "rich" ;;
<xavierbot>
- : string = "/home/rich"
<rwmjones>
let (-) = (+) ;;
<xavierbot>
val ( - ) : int -> int -> int = <fun>
<rwmjones>
2 - 3;;
<xavierbot>
- : int = 5
<noss>
That's tasty.
<noss>
Is the repl not capable of loading modules? I'd like to make my own infix operator for adding Big_ints
<flux>
yes it is, you load modules with #load and bring them to your name space with open.
<noss>
oh, no autoloading mechanism. makes sense.
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<mattam>
Someone knows how to do packed libraries easily with OCamlMakefile ?
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<mattam>
ok, you just have to put the right options yourself, nevermind
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<magius_pendragon>
ocalc seems to be complaining about unmatched parens, when my editor shows all the paren's are matched. I have a ternary constructor VarDecl, and a unary constructor Array that are abstract types. The expression being complained about is: match $1 with VarDecl (mods, type, exprs) -> VarDecl (mods, Array (type, 0), exprs);; (this is in an ocamlyacc production, which is where $1 is bound)
<magius_pendragon>
+any suggestions?
<bluestorm>
hm
<bluestorm>
"abstract types" ? how can you match on an abstract type ?
<bluestorm>
(is VarDecl the only constructor of your type ?)
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<magius_pendragon>
bluestorm: sorry, i really should have said algebreic type, no VarDecl is not the only constructor, but that's the line ocamlc is complaining about (its also the first clause of the match, and i had _ -> failwith ""
<magius_pendragon>
_
<bluestorm>
hm
<bluestorm>
;; ends the expression
<magius_pendragon>
yes
<bluestorm>
if that is not your only cause, you shouldn't have a ;; here
<magius_pendragon>
i knkow
<magius_pendragon>
the ;; was added for indication only in here, its not in my file (that was hte only thing added, rest was a copy/paste)
<bluestorm>
hm
<bluestorm>
could you show the whole expression ?
<bluestorm>
(if you don't want to paste it here, you can put it on http://pastebin.be for example)
<bluestorm>
hm
<bluestorm>
but anyway
<bluestorm>
partial matches are usually obvious, so if you don't see one there, as you seems to know caml, it's likely to be somewhere else
<magius_pendragon>
not sure what you mean by partial match ; what's causing the error is mismatched parens, which is why i'm confused because my paren's seem fine
<magius_pendragon>
http://pastebin.com/d4b5ffd2b that's the production rule and the type defns for the 2 constructors used (there are obviously more type defs for the fields of the constructors and such)
<bluestorm>
hmm
<bluestorm>
haha
<magius_pendragon>
good haha?
<bluestorm>
hm
<bluestorm>
bad
<bluestorm>
i noticed i confused myself about your error
<magius_pendragon>
ahh
<magius_pendragon>
no worries, i may not have been as clear as i wanted
<bluestorm>
i don't see anything wrong with your code
<magius_pendragon>
yeah me neither, but ocaml seems to disagree
<bluestorm>
if this is an ocamlyacc file
<bluestorm>
you must be giving ocaml the .ml produced from the .mly
<magius_pendragon>
yes
<bluestorm>
have you checked in the .ml ?
<bluestorm>
hm
<ita>
building the .ml together is tricky
<magius_pendragon>
hmm nope
<bluestorm>
that could even give you the real content of the error line :-'
<magius_pendragon>
i'll look, maybe i can find it
<flux>
a real compilable, minimal piece of code will be useful if people want to take a look at the problem..
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<magius_pendragon>
flux: i'll see what I can do, i'm just not sure what's minimal here; bluestorm: paren's seem to match in the .ml file as well
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<magius_pendragon>
for anyone who was curious, its because i was using the word type as a variable, and my syntax highlighting missed it
<flux>
don't worry, we all missed it, even though it was in your pasted line :)
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<flux>
I've learned that with ocaml a good approach to take is "compiler is right"..
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<magius_pendragon>
flux: i never did say the complier was wrong, i just couldn't figure out what i had missed
<flux>
yes, I understand, sometimes one just can get a feeling of disbelief when staring at some obviously correct code :)
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