<palomer>
premature optimization is the root of all evil; but now my program is too slow to be useful:P
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<palomer>
how do I allocate more memory to my ocaml process?
<nDuff>
When was camlp4of introduced? (I'm trying to build bitstring against OCaml 3.09.3, as available for CentOS5+EPEL, and not having much luck)
<hcarty>
nDuff: I'm pretty sure bitstring uses the new camlp4, released with OCaml 3.10.0+
<nDuff>
hrm. Any idea when that dependency was introduced (ie. if I could just use an older bitstring)? I *really* don't want to recompile the whole stack from OCaml up.
<hcarty>
bitstring started as a camlp4 3.10.0+ extension as far as I know
<hcarty>
godi might be a simpler method than backporting the Fedora OCaml rpms
<hcarty>
I've done both on CentOS 5, and both methods seem to work reasonably well
<nDuff>
hrm; GODI looks cute.
<hcarty>
It is very useful. I am using it on a CentOS 4 system and a CentOS 5 system without any major complaints
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<flux>
I'm running it on two ubuntu systems plus one solaris. Seems to work fine.
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<laccen>
I'm trying to follow the lexer/(parser, but I'm not using a parser this time aroud) example at http://caml.inria.fr/pub/docs/manual-ocaml/manual026.html because this is the first time I've created an O'Caml parser, but it looks like I'm missing something obvious - where does Lexer.Eof come from in "12.6 A complete example" in calc.ml?
<laccen>
(not just 'from lexer.ml/mll' but specifically when running the command "ocamlc -c calc.ml
<laccen>
")
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<rog1>
laccen: From lexer.cmi, which is generated from 'ocaml -c lexer.ml". You can verify this by removing lexer.cmi before compiling calc.ml. That compile will fail if lexer.cmi is not present.
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<Asmadeus>
Hum, I get a line "prog pid user mem REG 0,0 0 [heap] (stat: No such file or directory)" on one of my programs when listing it with lsof; has anyone ever encountered this ? Google has references about this, but nothing that could help me understand what it means
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