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<Camarade_Tux> if anyone has batteries on windows, could he get in touch with me? (no matter if it's with cygwin)
* Yoric[DT] would be interested to hear about Batteries on Windows.
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<Camarade_Tux> you probably shouldn't be too eager to ;p
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<Yoric[DT]> Camarade_Tux: :)
* thelema_ is working on aaa batteries, which should fit in windows easier
<bluestorm> aaa ?
* Yoric[DT] needs to go.
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<thelema_> Yes, like the little batteries in remote controls.
<thelema_> no camlp4, no seprate builds for threads / nothreads, much fewer dependencies (maybe none, I've not decided)
<Camarade_Tux> thelema_: hahaha, good name ;p
<Camarade_Tux> as long as it can sexp and has the input functions, I'll be happy :)
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<thelema_> Camarade_Tux: nope, sexp is the first thing I stripped.
<Camarade_Tux> bah ='(
<bluestorm> thelema_: maybe you should have made your work more public on the Batteries mailing list
<thelema_> sexp is just a pain to install.
<thelema_> I just had the idea a few days ago, and threw together a branch.
<bluestorm> ok
<bluestorm> I strongly encourage you to post about your findings on the ML
<thelema_> I'll post today details.
<thelema_> my findings? the only things I've found are that pre-processing the source is a b***h
<thelema_> so I gave up on that and will find out how good git's merging capabilities are.
<Camarade_Tux> I guess I can ditch sexp for now, I'll just use marshall
<Camarade_Tux> -l
<thelema_> Marshall isn't bad.
<Camarade_Tux> I just wanted something human-readable but if it's for private development, I don't need it
<thelema_> bluestorm: do you know what's up wih src/main/threads/run.ml? It's comment says "Load a number of .cmo/.cma/.cmxs."
<bluestorm> I don't
<thelema_> ok, thanks. too bad I missed yoric
<bluestorm> I don't know about the thread/nothreads separation
<thelema_> that I can explain - there's separate ocaml runtimes if you use threads vs. not using threads.
<thelema_> once you go threads, everything has to be compiled with threads.
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<bluestorm> gildor: ping
<bluestorm> is darcs available on forge.ocamlcore ?
<bluestorm> (I'd like to create a new project and have my source versionned under darcs; is the recommended process to create a project, just publish the source archive for now, and then ask for a darcs repository ?)
<thelema_> bluestorm: why darcs?
<bluestorm> I use darcs for personal projects because I'm familiar with it and simple to use
<bluestorm> besides, this project was thought for integration with Ocsigen, and they use darcs, so I thought that was a reasonable choice
<bluestorm> (I have also considered hosting my project directly in the ocsigen repository, but as it's actually not dependent on ocsigen, I'd prefer ocamlcore hosting for now)
<thelema_> ok.
<thelema_> just wondering why the choice - most others seem happy with git or hg
<bluestorm> darcs is really dead simple to use, wich cannot be said of git
<bluestorm> I don't know hg, wich is probably a bit simpler
<bluestorm> (I don't say git complexity is unmanageable, but still darcs is simpler)
<thelema_> every tool is simple to use once you know how to use it.
<Camarade_Tux> git is easy with regard to everything, including screwing up something :D
<bluestorm> well there also is a somewhat objective measure of tool complexity
<bluestorm> eg. git has branches, darcs doesn't
<bluestorm> on that point git is more complex
<thelema_> darcs doesn't branch?
<bluestorm> well, you just copy the repository in another place
<bluestorm> and continue hacking happily
<thelema_> interesting.
<bluestorm> I'm not sure wich approach is the best, but I generally don't use branches for my personal one-man projects anyway
<bluestorm> darcs's is sure simpler
<bluestorm> (again darcs doesn't have "rebasing")
<thelema_> and you don't ever need to use any of git's history-rewriting functions
<bluestorm> well, I don't rewrite history
<thelema_> then the complexity of git rebase doesn't matter
<bluestorm> I'm under the impression you need to know how rebase works to use git comfortably
* thelema_ is under the opposite impression
<bluestorm> :p
<bluestorm> anyway I think i'll probably switch to git/hg on the long run
<bluestorm> darcs has kind of lost the popularity war
<bluestorm> but still darcs is simple and suit my needs, so I use it when I can
<bluestorm> (a friend of mine is still using *rcs* to manage his personal files)
<thelema_> it works if you're managing a single file.
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<sgnb> bluestorm: what is your project about?
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<sgnb> and sure, you can host darcs on ocamlcore.org... just create your project, and then ask for a darcs repos (http://darcs.ocamlcore.org/cgi-bin/darcsweb.cgi)
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<bluestorm> ok
<bluestorm> sgnb: a DSL for SQL queries
<bluestorm> (sorry for the delay)
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<gildor> bluestorm: yes darcs is available, it is not just as easy to use as svn
<gildor> bluestorm: but I have helped people from GForge/FusioForge to integrate it, so that we can have darcs integration in the next version of the forge
<sgnb> bluestorm: are you aware of pgocaml? (that's what we usually use in Ocsigen)
<sgnb> (of course, I don't say that better things cannot be done)
<gildor> bluestorm: but this is only for far future -- for now just do as sgnb explain, tell in the creation message that you need a darcs repo
<bluestorm> ok, that's fine
<bluestorm> sgnb: my project build's over Ocsigen
<bluestorm> errr, PG'OCaml
<bluestorm> and it was developped during an internship at PPS ;)
<sgnb> bluestorm: you were the one in Pierre and Jérôme's office?
<bluestorm> yes
<sgnb> I see... I am also at PPS... and I don't even know your real name...
<bluestorm> well it's difficult to meet everyone in a two months delay
<sgnb> (especially when I am away for one month)
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<bluestorm> "ERREUR: valeur trop longue pour le type character varying(255)" :p
<bluestorm> sgnb: project submitted
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<thelema_> Yoric[DT]: What is batteries/src/main/threads/run.ml needed for?
<Yoric[DT]> The dynamically-linked version of Batteries.
<Yoric[DT]> It's the runner.
<Yoric[DT]> This gets compiled to a batteries-threads/run.byte and batteries-threads/run.native, one of which is called by the binary produced by ocamlbuild.
<Yoric[DT]> You can see the effect when compiling [ocamlbuild foo.dynbyte] or [ocamlbuild foo.dynnative] .
<thelema_> needed to run batteries dlls
<Yoric[DT]> Yep.
<thelema_> ok.
<thelema_> dropped in AAA
<Yoric[DT]> ok
<thelema_> announcement sent to batteries list.
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<orbitz> Hello
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