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<crawfordcomeaux> I know this is offtopic, but does anyone know of another irc channel for discussing sml other than #sml on this network?
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<tsuyoshi> maybe #mlton?
<tsuyoshi> seems to be the most popular sml compiler these days
<crawfordcomeaux> empty channel
<crawfordcomeaux> and I take it sml discussions are frowned upon in here?
<tsuyoshi> ehh.. I don't think people here mind
<crawfordcomeaux> well I'm writing a web app that I want to interface with an sml program that's continuously processing input from the app
<crawfordcomeaux> and the input should somehow affect how the program continues to run...but i'm unsure of how to even design something like that
<tsuyoshi> what kind of input?
<crawfordcomeaux> a command with parameters that the program interprets
<tsuyoshi> what kind of commands? this is very vague
<crawfordcomeaux> I think I may need to research the project a little more before being able to give more details, actually...
<crawfordcomeaux> here's the basic idea:
<crawfordcomeaux> variants of the game of nomic allow its players to propose changes to the rules governing the game and if a majority of players vote in favor of the change, it goes into effect before the next player takes their turn
<crawfordcomeaux> the web app would be the interface through which players can play variants
<tsuyoshi> so nomic is the sml program that takes command input?
<crawfordcomeaux> right
<crawfordcomeaux> with each command representing a rule change
<tsuyoshi> so is the web app also written in sml?
<crawfordcomeaux> I was just going to build the web app through some CMS framework. haven't decided on one yet, though
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<kermode> is it feasible to write a Win32 GUI Application in OCaml?
<kermode> I'm looking to build a medium-sized app and want it to be maintainable, been language hopping for this purpose. I asked the Lisp guys about doing a win32 app in lisp and the response could be categorized as, "beware all ye who enter"
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<kermode> hmm. dead channel is dead.
<bluestorm> kermode:
<kermode> bluestorm yes?
<bluestorm> there is a GTK binding
<bluestorm> is that Win32 enough ?
<kermode> *cringes*
<kermode> user would have to install gtk libs, and it's not the native win32 API.
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<Smerdyakov> You can wrap Win32 C libraries easily enough.
<kermode> Smerdyakov really? sweet. How?
<Smerdyakov> It should be clear from the OCaml manual.
<kermode> kk.
<bluestorm> hmm
<bluestorm> so kermode you specifically want your program not to be portable ?
<kermode> bluestorm I port native -> native, not bastardize the whole thing.
<kermode> thank you for the links.
<kermode> trying to decide between mingw32 and microsoft toolchain. have both installed. leaning towards mingw32. I likes my binutils.
<kermode> anyone have any experience between the two?
<kermode> n/m went with mingw.
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<flux> great, my godi is somehow broken, won't upgrade due to some (which?) version conflicts about godi-ocaml
<flux> maybe this is a good point to switch back to ubuntu's debian now that I'm back with the progress :)
<palomer> the progress?
* palomer is itching for 3.11
<flux> I recently switched from ubuntu edgy to ubuntu hardy
<flux> ugh, apparently it still has ocaml 3.09
<flux> uh no, misread that, it is 3.10
<palomer> im using ocaml 3.09 :/
<flux> (3.10.0)
<flux> it's a shame that godi's package management is so slow.. it even rivals debian's, which was very slow after using redhat
<flux> but the redhat caught up with their yum, which is veery slow
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<flux> apparently rocketboost doesn't work for me
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<sbok> No support for Mac OS X Tiger anymore?
<bluestorm> if by "support" you mean "they guaranteed it would work", probably not
<bluestorm> but you can still install OCaml on your computer
<sbok> Right, I just found it odd that 3.10.2 (the binary, at least) said Leopard only
<bluestorm> i guess the inria guys feel they don't have time for testing every release on all systems; if you want to do some testing before the next release, they may appreciate
<sbok> I think it's just that binary requires Leopard, not OCaml itself. I'll just install it from source. :-)
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