<vixey>
does anyone know where the code from the book ATTAPL is ?
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<Jeff_123>
I'm doing it internally because I want the ocaml lexer to understand a new integer suffix.
<bluestorm>
hm
<bluestorm>
does it need to be internal for that ?
<Jeff_123>
I think so, unless someone has figured out how to extend the lexer with the new camlp4
<bluestorm>
hm
<bluestorm>
it's not very difficult to extend the lexer actually
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<bluestorm>
that said, i don't have any example ready
<Jeff_123>
internall or externally? I've already got the internal part changed, I'm pretty sure. But compiling the parser it complains about not knowing my type.
<jynxzero>
Why isn't there an Int63 module? If I want to use big integers, my only choices are Int64 (not good because they are boxed) or use a normal int and not run my program on a 32-bit system.
<jynxzero>
Int63 would let me write fast code for 64-bit systems, but have it still work on 32-bit systems.
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<Jeff_123>
no idea
<Yoric[DT]>
Well, what would Int63.t be?
<Yoric[DT]>
Unboxed on 64-bit machines and boxed on 32-bit ones?
<jynxzero>
Yeh, exactly.
<jynxzero>
Whereas Int64 is boxed everywhere, isn't it?
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<tar_>
What is a better way of determining function signatures than pasting my source into the interactive ocaml?
<hml>
i'm looking for constructive solid geometry / solid modeling library for ocaml; anyone have suggestions?
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<flux>
that automli-thingy looks interesting
<flux>
although it breaking separate compilation can be a big deal
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<mwc>
Anybody know a good tags for ocaml? ocaml-otags looks stale (claims vers 3.09), exubertang-ctags doesn't support ocaml
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<pango_>
mwc: Debian Lenny comes with 3.09.3 (compiled for 3.10, but based on camlp5), I bet there's no 3.10 (yet ?)
<mwc>
pango_: nope
<mwc>
alright, so it still works with 3.10? The website claimed it was for 3.09
<pango_>
I don't think there's syntaxic changes that require a new otags version
<pango_>
the only think that may be missing (that I can think of), is that if you're using camlp4 3.10 extensions, you can provide them to otags so it supports your modified syntax
<pango_>
s/can/can't/ (oups)
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