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<avsm2>
are there any Ubuntu Lucid 3.12.0 packages out there?
<avsm2>
the Debian Squeeze ones seem to fail with a termcap package mismatch
<gildor_>
there is no 3.12 in squeeze !
<gildor_>
and if you want a rebuild of the unofficial 3.12 package, contact sgnb with a patch
<avsm2>
i'm using those unofficial debian ones of 3.12, but they don't work on ubuntu. just wondering if someone has one for it too
<avsm2>
i keep getting people asking me who use ubuntu, but i dont...
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<gildor_>
f[x]: you have worked on ocurl
<gildor_>
f[x]: have you an idea how to mix ocurl and lwt
<gildor_>
?
<gildor_>
(I think it should implement CURL_READDATA at least)
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<hcarty>
gildor_: CURL_WRITEFUNCTION and CURL_READFUNCTION are probably appropriate
<hcarty>
gildor_: I imagine all of the CURL_*FUNCTION portions could be useful
<gildor_>
hcarty: I think it is to transfer data from the socket to the userland
<gildor_>
hcarty: what we need is to have access to the socket to call an Lwt_unix.read on it
<gildor_>
(and give time to Lwt to run other thread)
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<sgnb>
avsm2: I guess recompiling the source packages of OCaml 3.12.0 from Debian in Ubuntu should work
<sgnb>
but it's up to an Ubuntu user to create a full repository with precompiled packages
<sgnb>
otherwise, Ubuntu users will have to wait for the transition to happen in Debian first
<hcarty>
avsm2, sgnb: An interested Ubuntu user may be able to create a PPA for the packages. I don't know how easy this is, but it's probably easier than doing everything by hand.
<hcarty>
I got part way through setting up an Ubuntu OCaml PPA a while ago, before realizing that GODI was a better fit for what I needed.
<hcarty>
From what I recall, it was not terribly difficult
<sgnb>
hcarty: creating a PPA is indeed easy... mais Ubuntu is quite painful in general because there are multiple "live" versions
<sgnb>
so you have to provide your packages for several releases
<hcarty>
sgnb: I think that was part of the problem I ran in to ... the latest Debian packages would build against the dev version of Ubuntu, but needed packaging patches to build against older releases.
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<zhaber>
hey guys, i have a small issue with module system, can anybody help?
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<zhaber>
can I somehow refer to the current module in ocaml? like 'this' in Java
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<companion_cube>
i'm afraid not
<companion_cube>
or maybe in 3.12 which i do not know
<rwmjones>
isn't this a 3.12 feature?
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<zhaber>
So there is no way to compile code like this: module Test: Test_Type = struct module N = Test_Outside(Test);; end;;
<schmx>
ocamlc -I +lablgtk2 -o base lablgtk.cma gtkInit.cmo base.ml (* straight from the tutorial *)
<adrien>
if you have the "ocamlfind" command (if not, you should have a package to install it), try: ocamlfind ocamlc -package lablgtk2 base.ml -o base
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<adrien>
(bah, I should go to bed, it's getting hard to make sense)
<schmx>
aha. This one tells me lablgtk2 package was not found. thanks.
* schmx
dreamed up that it was part of ocaml-batteries (: