<palomer>
what's the easiest to use ocaml build system?
<tsuyoshi>
omake, I think
<palomer>
wasn't there another one...
<palomer>
obuild or something
<tsuyoshi>
ocamlbuild
<palomer>
yeah
<palomer>
harder to use than omake?
<tsuyoshi>
I thought it was, but I didn't get very trying to use it
<tsuyoshi>
I have been very impressed by the way omake figures out dependencies
<tsuyoshi>
ack, I didn't get very far
<palomer>
didn't get very far because of frustration?
<tsuyoshi>
nah.. I was just lazy
<tsuyoshi>
I'm just saying, I think omake is easier but I'm not completely sure
<palomer>
well, erm, I better stick with omake
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<flux>
hmph, still nothing on osp.janetscapital :(
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<guyzmo>
hi
<guyzmo>
is there an ocaml interpreter with completion enabled ?
<guyzmo>
(like the ipython interpreter for python, for those who know it)
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<petchema>
running the interpreter within an emacs buffer is the closest approximation I can think of...
<Smerdyakov>
guyzmo, can you explain what features you're looking for, for those of us who don't want to touch Python with a 10-foot pole?
<guyzmo>
petchema - yup, but I don't like emacs, and don't want to run it, just to have completion in ocaml code :)
<guyzmo>
Smerdyakov - well, nothing really special, just when I do "Rand<tab>" in the interpreter I get Random, and then "Random.<tab>" to get the list of attributes of Random :)
<guyzmo>
exactly the same as when you're in the emacs buffer
<guyzmo>
but in the top level
<Smerdyakov>
I don't know of any tool for doing that with OCaml in any setting.
<Smerdyakov>
I don't find myself wanting one, either.
<guyzmo>
well, I just find that kind of feature really helps to get along with the language and its library :)
<Smerdyakov>
How so? In OCaml, types are more important than identifiers.
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