<thelema>
Error: This expression has type int32 but an expression was expected of type BatNativeint.t = nativeint
<thelema>
... grr, (=) is being redefined.
<thelema>
as soon as the question is asked, the answer comes
<thelema>
_habnabit: fixed in git (with tests), thanks for reporting the problem
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<_habnabit>
mfp, right; I'm just using /dev/random to seed a Gsl_rng
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<neeewbi>
what do i need to install to use the arrow keys in the ocaml command line
<neeewbi>
i asked before but i forgot
<thelema>
neeewbi: rlwrap
<neeewbi>
sweet
<neeewbi>
thx
<neeewbi>
damnit i have that installed and it doesn't do what i want it to
<thelema>
rlwrap ocaml
<thelema>
what do you want it to do?
<neeewbi>
nevermind
<neeewbi>
i have to type rlwrap ocaml
<neeewbi>
that is a pain
<thelema>
alias ocaml='rlwrap ocaml'
<neeewbi>
sweetness
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<neeewbi>
thx
<penryu>
neeewbi: also ledit and utop were mentioned
<Qrntzz>
utop has a lot of dependencies
<Qrntzz>
though if you're going to really be involved with OCaml, that isn't a problem
<neeewbi>
yeah i want to get as little involved as possible
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<neeewbi>
i already compiled 3.12.1 from source. but then i found there was a binary i could have installed
<thelema>
oops
<neeewbi>
it kept me entertainedin class
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<adrien>
tentative announce + kind of intro to lablgtk-react; actual announce later this week after making sure it can be understood by most people: http://notk.org/~adrien/lablgtk_react_announce.txt (comments welcome ;-) )
<adrien>
and I'm actually wondering what to do: I'm using React for it but could use anything that provides a "fold" function (this week's "PEC" could work for instance, ccell could too, ...)
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<everyonemines>
any good websites on the format of ocaml bytecode?
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<hcarty__>
everyonemines: I think there is information somewhere in this project on the bytecode format - http://ocamljava.x9c.fr/
<hcarty__>
everyonemines: In the documentation for one of the sub projects I think
<everyonemines>
so it converts ocaml bytecode to java bytecode to allow people to run on the JVM and use java libs?
<everyonemines>
er no, it takes .ml files.
<everyonemines>
well, looking that the docs, it still uses .cmi files
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<hcarty__>
everyonemines: There are several pieces
<hcarty__>
One is a replacement for oca lc
<hcarty__>
Ack, ocamlc rather
<hcarty__>
Another is a replacement for ocamlrun
<hcarty__>
And there are some other pieces as well
<hcarty__>
The documentation for one of the components includes a description of the bytecode format