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<examachine>
hello there i'm trying to add marshaling to mlgmpidl GMP floating point type, but I'm getting the following error: Fatal error: exception Failure("input_value: unknown custom block identifier"). serialization seems to succeed, but because of this error deserialization doesn't start. how to fix it?
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<examachine>
camlidl_custom_mpf precisely. what i'm doing is i'm trying to plug my own serialization/deserialization functions instead of the default ones in the custom block. and failure. how could i trace that?
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<examachine>
could it be because the custom functions aren't properly registered? 'doh let me try that :P
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<examachine>
still learning about bindings :D
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<examachine>
ok i need a cup of coffee :)
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<f[x]>
examachine, probably they are not implemented?
<examachine>
well i implemented them but oversight first you have to register the functions and mlgmpidl doesn't register them, it uses the custom block structure in alloc funcs only. a grep revealed that.
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<examachine>
it's a pity that there aren't arbitrary precision floats in num library!
<examachine>
and it's funny but i think i need at least 160-170 bits of precision for my code to work properly. i still don't regret i didn't take that numerical analysis course though :D
<examachine>
bignum*
<examachine>
my code is completely weird, a slight numerical error and it goes into an infinite loop!
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<examachine>
stuzzy!
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<hcarty>
thelema: Any progress on your odb-minus project?
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<thelema>
hcarty: one sec while I push it to github
<thelema>
I got it to download and install all the deps for oasis
<thelema>
there's some tweaks I want to still do, but it's usable for what's been prepared for it in my archive
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<thelema>
odd, my ssh key doesn't log into github all of a suden
<gildor>
and have a look at standard variables for configure (but it should be useless, if you don't have configure for batteries)
<gildor>
thelema: if we can work using this convention (for setup.ml) we can share the work -- and avoid autodetecting compatibility layer vs real configure
<gildor>
(and it would become really related to oasis BTW)
<thelema>
If it makes you feel any better, I had the setup.ml -configure, etc. in my initial version, but switched it out when I found the makefile with the targets I wanted.
<thelema>
I see that setup.ml is fundamental to oasis and will modify to use it in preference to makefile
<gildor>
Makefile targets are not standard entry points, esp for ocaml projects
<gildor>
(e.g. make byte opt bc all)
<gildor>
whereas setup.ml try to create a standard (right now it is not a standard, but pushing for it is part of the oasis effort)
<thelema>
yes, but it's generally pretty easily standardized in the package source, by setting build=<cmd> variables in the info file
<thelema>
s/standardized/worked around/
<gildor>
which info file ?
<thelema>
webroot/pkg/dep/<package-name>
<thelema>
which is a bad URI since it's no longer only dep info
<thelema>
hmmm, I don't think I need to add any heirarchy to mine
<gildor>
DEPENDS+= ${CONF_CURL_DEPENDS}
<thelema>
although dealing with versions is something I've not done
<gildor>
thelema: let say that if you complete all the version/uploading/right management et al
<gildor>
thelema: you'll end up with something quite similar to oasis-db
<thelema>
right management?
<gildor>
thelema: account to upload
<gildor>
in CPAN, you can upload stuff
<thelema>
ah, yes. everything on the server is manually managed now. Some interface to that would be good for searching and uploading and automatic testing, but that's not critical to getting to the "it's useful for people" stage
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<gildor>
thelema: ok nevermind, good luck
<thelema>
for me, getting to that stage is critical to finding out what really needs to be done
<thelema>
just like profiling to determine where to optimize, contact with users is necessary to find the correct requirements
<thelema>
I'll be discovering how perfect oasis is soon enough
<gildor>
oasis, is by far not perfect
<gildor>
you can see the list of bugs in BTS, and it is not short
<gildor>
but you know "never optimize at the beginning"
<thelema>
yup, that's what I'm doing, except not for performance but for featureset
<thelema>
gildor: if a step is omitted from setup.ml, what's expected?
<gildor>
if configure is omitted, it fails
<gildor>
(no setup.data)
<gildor>
install only install what has been built
<thelema>
i.e. if I do setup.ml -test on a project with no tests, should I expect a positive return code?
<gildor>
you'll get an error
<gildor>
(at least an exception is raised)
<thelema>
okay, setup.ml support is restored
<thelema>
and Batteries even has a shim setup.ml now
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<gildor>
agarwal1975: how is ocamlweb ?
<agarwal1975>
didn't get to work on it more yesterday. I'll try right now.
<agarwal1975>
it worked!
<gildor>
URL ?
<agarwal1975>
hold hold on that for a minute, it's in the middle of the install.
<agarwal1975>
drupal wants an admin email from which all emails will be sent. it recommends this be from the same domain as the site. do I have such an account as a forge user?
<gildor>
agarwal1975: you can send them to a mailing list
<gildor>
but use your own email for now, it is probably something you can change after
<agarwal1975>
this is the "from" email address. so for instance, the website will send an email when someone registers.
<agarwal1975>
But it is of course empty. Now, the hard work. I have to define the content types.
<gildor>
did you get the cocan/tutorial content ?
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<agarwal1975>
no, I'll ask Richard again now that I've got the basics running.
<agarwal1975>
thanks for all the help.
<gildor>
no pb
<gildor>
we'll continue to collaborate
<agarwal1975>
thanks. :)
<gildor>
if you reach your goals, it will become the default for www.o.o -- I already told you so
<agarwal1975>
great! i hope I can do it.
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<vivanov>
hi - i am creating threads within threads and things run not smooth as without threads in threads. Is it common and i should avoid doing that or i need to debug further? i run ocaml-3.12 on gentoo-linux
<thelema>
vivanov: bytecode or native code?
<vivanov>
both
<vivanov>
native is slower
<thelema>
I can't see any problem with threads in threads in bytecode.
<thelema>
how many threads? hundreds? thousands?
<vivanov>
))
<vivanov>
5
<vivanov>
for a server
<thelema>
:( network server?
<thelema>
5 threads should be no problem
<vivanov>
the function i call within thread in thread gets executed to some point and after that point just refuses to work
<vivanov>
ok ic
<vivanov>
if 5 threads should be ok ill debug further and get back in case what -- thanks